From 20 April, Ryanair will reduce its Brussels Airport fleet by one aircraft: from four aircraft to only three, Raphaël Meulders wrote in Belgian newspaper La Libre Belgique. As there is a possibility that jobs could be lost, Ryanair’s management will travel to Brussels next Thursday to explain the consequences of this decision to its pilots, flight attendants and unions.
Source: Ryanair réduit d’un quart sa flotte à Zaventem: menaces sur l’emploi (La Libre Belgique)
This post was published on 6 January 2020 22:27
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