Ryanair pilots agree to pay freeze, productivity increase
Wednesday March 18, 2009
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Ryanair pilots voted "overwhelmingly" to accept a 12-month pay freeze and productivity increases in lieu of the 10% pay cut originally sought by the airline.
"We are still lowering air fares, which means we will suffer losses in both our third and fourth quarters of the current year," Director-Flight Operations and Ground Operations David O'Brien said (ATWOnline, Feb. 3). "Our pilots have recognized the difficulties we face and are making their contribution."
Wednesday March 18, 2009
var era_rc = { ERADomain: 'atwonline.firstlightera.com' };
Ryanair pilots voted "overwhelmingly" to accept a 12-month pay freeze and productivity increases in lieu of the 10% pay cut originally sought by the airline.
"We are still lowering air fares, which means we will suffer losses in both our third and fourth quarters of the current year," Director-Flight Operations and Ground Operations David O'Brien said (ATWOnline, Feb. 3). "Our pilots have recognized the difficulties we face and are making their contribution."