“We want to have agreements in place with crew and pilots by Christmas,” the airline’s chief marketing officer Kenny Jacobs said. He added that the airline had accepted demands from Spanish unions to hire local staff on Spanish contracts. Ryanair shares fell further despite upbeat latest traffic figures from the airline. This was despite Ryanair reporting a 6% year-on-year increase in traffic for September to 12.6 million customers. The twice-weekly service will start in April and will form part of Ryanair’s Summer 2019 schedule.

Source: Irish Examiner October 03, 2018 06:22 UTC