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Airline boss says Tories 'couldn't run a sweet shop' as Brexit blamed for chaos

TORY ministers have been told they “couldn’t run a sweet shop” as angry airline bosses blame travel chaos on Brexit.

The National (Scotland)

Ryanair boss warns airport chaos will continue over summer

Michael O'Leary says passengers will face travel disruption throughout the peak holiday season

Manchester Evening News

Brexit ‘completely’ to blame for airport chaos, says Ryanair boss – predicting summer-long disruption

‘This government couldn’t run a sweet shop’, says Michael O’Leary

The Independent UK

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Ryanair boss warns delays and cancelled flights will continue 'throughout summer'

The chief executive blamed the problems on shortages of airport staff across air traffic control, baggage handling and security.

Chronicle Live

London travellers face double whammy of strikes and cancelled flights

Coach services at London airports are running at “full capacity” while a limited number of trains run from Gatwick, Stansted and Heathrow

Evening Standard

Ryanair boss warns of summer of strife as crews in five countries plan strikes

Michael O'Leary, chief executive of Ryanair, predicted more flight delays and cancellations, before blaming the problems on shortages of airport staff across air traffic control, baggage handling and security

Daily Mirror

Ryanair boss says airport problems are 'not huge chaos' but warns of more summer disruption

Michael O’Leary has said most flights are getting away but told passengers must be ready for a 'less than satisfactory experience'

Bristol Post

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Ryanair boss warns airport mayhem will last throughout summer getaway

Chief executive Michael O'Leary predicted problem will be worse at weekends and ease during the week because of staffing shortages

Wales Online

Ryanair's warning as flight cancellations to continue 'right throughout summer'

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary said problems will be worse at weekends and better during the week

Liverpool Echo

Ryanair drops Afrikaans test to see if passengers are South African as Michael O'Leary says 'we didn't think it was appropriate'

'They have no difficulty completing that, but we didn’t think it was appropriate either'

Irish Mirror

Ryanair drops Afrikaans test after backlash from South Africans

The British low-cost carrier drops a requirement for South African passengers to pass language test before travelling.

Al Jazeera

Ryanair drops Afrikaans test after backlash in South Africa

Ryanair has dropped a requirement for South African passengers to prove their nationality before travelling by completing a test in Afrikaans, Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said after the policy drew a backlash among South Africans.

Reuters

UK airport chaos due to Brexit 'shambles': Ryanair boss

Brussels (AFP) - Air travel chaos in Britain is purely down to Brexit "shambles" by hobbling recruitment at airports, Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary said on Tuesday.

AFP

Green MSP slams Ryanair over 'racist' questionnaire and urges Michael O'Leary to ditch them

Maggie Chapman has written to the budget airlines CEO Michael O'Leary after it emerged that South Africans travelling on flights to the UK to prove their nationality by taking a test in the Afrikaans language.

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The National (Scotland)

Ryanair urged to get rid of 'racist' questionnaire by Scottish Greens

RYANAIR has been urged to ditch a "racist and historically ignorant" test used on South Africans flying to the UK.

Daily Mirror

Plane tickets could soar by 10% this summer amid travel chaos during holiday months

Travellers have already endured months of shambolic scenes at airports, with long queues and flights pulled because of staff shortages. Now, they could also see plane tickets going up

Edinburgh Live

Family 'trapped' in Turkey after easyJet cancel flight speak of 'inhumane scenes'

Michael Tierney and his family expected to return home from their holiday in Antalya on May 31 but were left stranded when they arrived at the airport to find out easyJet had cancelled their flight

Liverpool Echo

Family's easyJet heartbreak minutes after arriving at airport

Michael Tierney and his family felt "trapped" when they were stranded in Turkey for three days

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Daily Record

EasyJet flight chaos as family 'trapped' in Turkey tells of 'inhumane' scenes

The family, including nine-month-old Ralphie, witnessed chaotic scenes at the airpot as no alternative flights were offered and they had to fork out £2,500 for new flights and hotels.

Daily Mirror

Brit family experience 'inhumane' scenes as easyJet flight from Turkey cancelled

Michael Tierney, from Oldham, Greater Manchester, has said there were "inhumane" scenes at Antalya airport in Turkey after their easyJet flight back to the UK was cancelled

Manchester Evening News

Family felt 'trapped and scared' after easyJet flight home from Turkey cancelled

Michael Tierney and his family had to wait three days to catch their next flight home

Liverpool Echo

Ryanair boss suggests bringing in army to end airport chaos

Michael O'Leary said crew shortages happen at very short notice

Manchester Evening News

Ryanair boss suggests bringing in army to deal with airport chaos

Passengers are facing long delays at many UK airports

Wales Online

Ryanair boss says 'send in the army' to help with airport chaos

The Independent UK

Send in the army to help sort airport chaos, Ryanair boss urges

Troops may prove useful for ’next three, four months’ as staffing shortages persist

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