Ryanair Share Discussion Threads

[frazboy] 29/9/2017 11:02

I think part of the reason profits have been expected to be in guidance is because, until very recently at least, fuel prices have been below budget - partly due to the strength of the Euro and partly due to oil prices in the first 6 months of the year

[orinocor] 29/9/2017 10:28

If they can screw up pilot rotas what else can they screw up? I'd be concerned about flying on this airline due to safety issues now.

[miti 1000] 29/9/2017 10:23

Hard to believe there won't be some financial damage here. Absolutely convinced they will warn on profits. Let alone all the court cases and reputational (did they ever one!! ) damage. Shorted it today and staying short.

[qantas] 29/9/2017 09:14

www.travelweekly.co.uk/articles/288440/caa-sets-deadlines-for-ryanair-to-clarify-passengers-rights

Please do your own research...

[ch4p_85] 29/9/2017 08:10

Turbotrader? You short sighted when you want to go on holiday right?

[mount teide] 28/9/2017 23:22

BBC News

'Ryanair has been told to correct its compensation policy for passengers by Friday afternoon after thousands of its flights were cancelled.

The UK's Civil Aviation Authority says the airline must stop misleading passengers about the option to be re-routed with another airline. The regulator has ordered the budget airline to say publicly how it will re-route passengers who require it.

Ryanair must also say how it will reimburse their out-of-pocket expenses.

In addition, the airline must promise to help any of the passengers whose flights have been cancelled in the past two weeks, but who may have chosen an unsuitable option as a result of being misled by Ryanair, the regulator said.

The demands - which must be completed by 17:00 BST on Friday - cover passengers who were due to fly to and from the UK.

The CAA said if the airline did not meet the deadline, it would carry on with the "enforcement action" launched on Wednesday, which could ultimately see the airline taken to court, with the possibility of an unlimited fine.

The CAA has asked Ryanair to change details on its website by the deadline, saying: "There is still no information here about how expenses will be treated where passengers are re-routed to and/or from other airports or where they otherwise incur additional out-of-pocket expenses as a result of the cancellations."

"Further changes are therefore required to make it clear that any such expenses will be reimbursed by Ryanair".



Demanding an end to Ryanair's "ongoing infringements" of the EU rules, the CAA said Ryanair had still failed to supply information requested a week ago on its refund and rerouting policy.

The regulator said it was "especially interested" in how the airline's call centre staff had been dealing with passengers.

Evidence seen by the BBC suggests that some travellers have been denied their rights.

For instance, in a web chat with Ryanair on Thursday, a passenger called Matthew Rice said: "You are obligated to re-route me as advised in the CAA's open letter to you and Ryanair's policy on the cancellations as provided to you."

The Ryanair call centre employee replied: "No I am not. Is there anything else I can help you with today?" '


O'Leary's arrogance and incredibly poor management of this issue is fast turning this into a PR disaster - where's Bell Pottinger when you need them !

[cpap man] 28/9/2017 17:17

You sound like a regular ryanair punter spob!

[garrigan] 28/9/2017 16:45

Ooh, the a-word. Lol. Then don't practice sophistry, intentionally or otherwise. I stand by my words putting your words in perspective.

[calabrian] 28/9/2017 16:07

Every house of cards eventually collapses.

[qantas] 28/9/2017 09:33

Please do your own research..

[qantas] 27/9/2017 23:32

Please do your own research.

[spob] 27/9/2017 18:57

CAA letter

[spob] 27/9/2017 18:53

CAA launching legal action against Ryanair

CAA : Ryanair have been "persistently misleading passengers"

[paleje] 26/9/2017 09:17

Good value says todays Times:-

[cool hand kev] 25/9/2017 11:44

Being a cynical old git it makes me wonder if this situation has been engineered to lower the share price to assist the share buyback programme. Or are they not that clever?

[wolfhound1] 24/9/2017 21:32

Looks like Mikey might have opened up a can of worms with pilots.. going to need to pull a master stroke