The Latest Breaking News from Ryanair

EasyJet strikes - staff plan to walkout for nine days next month

Airline's cabin crew in Spain are demanding a 40 per cent pay increase

Manchester Evening News · Jun 21, 2022

EasyJet crew in Spain plan nine days of strikes in July

Union is looking for a 40 per cent pay rise

The Independent UK · Jun 21, 2022

easyJet cabin crew to strike for nine days this summer

Thousands of British tourists could be affected by the industrial action

Liverpool Echo · Jun 21, 2022

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 · Jun 21, 2022

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 · Jun 21, 2022

Jet2, TUI, easyJet and Ryanair on what to do before your flight as holiday disruption continues

More delays and cancellations are expected over the summer as the industry struggles with staff shortages

Chronicle Live · Jun 21, 2022

Airport slot ‘amnesty’ announced as easyJet cuts flights and strikes threatened

Move is intended to help airlines run reduced summer schedules, while easyJet plans to cut 11,000 flights

The Guardian - UK · Jun 21, 2022

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 · Jun 21, 2022

Passengers left sitting on 'absolutely rammed' airport floor causing massive queues

Long queues were seen at Leeds Bradford Airport, according to those at the terminal, who said lines stretched right out into the car park as several flights were both delayed and cancelled

Daily Mirror · Jun 21, 2022

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 · Jun 21, 2022