RYANAIR takes aim at BOEING after Portuguese base exit.
Ryanair was flying high one year ago, but things have went into a tailspin for multiple reasons, many related to Brexit and foreign exchange implications of that turmoil.
Most recently CEO Mr O Leary blasted Boeing for its inability to supply much needed planes that were on order, some days after the company announced layoffs and termination of their contract with FARO Airport due to their inability to meet requirements.
Next week staff are going on strike to protest pay and working conditions, at the most hurtful time during peak season.
It is obvious the Boeing MAX issues are having widespread implications worldwide and liabilities/compensation for Boeing are mounting.
Most recently CEO Mr O Leary blasted Boeing for its inability to supply much needed planes that were on order, some days after the company announced layoffs and termination of their contract with FARO Airport due to their inability to meet requirements.
Next week staff are going on strike to protest pay and working conditions, at the most hurtful time during peak season.
It is obvious the Boeing MAX issues are having widespread implications worldwide and liabilities/compensation for Boeing are mounting.