Michael O’leary, the founder and president of the low -cost airline, was loaded against Spanish Social Rights, Consumption and Agenda 2030 Pablo Bustinduy for millions of fines imposed on five -cost airline.
Michael O’leary, founder and president RyaniirHe called Wednesday “Crazy Communist Minister” Spanish Social Rights Head, Consumption and Agenda 2030, Pablo BustinduyIn November, after the Spanish fine of 179 million euros was imposed on the five low -cost airline, including Ryanir, Vueling and Easyjet for El Luggage Policies.
“We ask for help from the European Commission to stop the national governments trying to regulate air traffic. Crazy Communist Minister in Spain Now, in some campaigns, passengers need to carry all the luggage they want, they invented fines packages. ”
In Brussels, the founder of the airline, he argued that all passengers could be allowed to wear hand baggage, because “Planes“
“Blackmail, Print and Insult” Strategy
“These days, blackmail of Ryanair’s strategy, pressure, and also Insulting to follow your goals: Multiply your benefits,
The dispute between Ryaniir and the Spanish government worsened this week when the Spanish Airport Director Aena blamed the low -cost airline of “blackmail”. It will eliminate thousands of places from programs by 2025 At a few Spanish airports.
Seven airports in total Ryanir will see that the services are reduced, some are only 5%. Others will completely see the output of the low -cost airline. In total, Ryanair eliminates a total of 800,000 places in the Spanish market and represents 18% of its total operations in the country. A total of 12 routes will be lost.
