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Indeed, I don't see what's wrong with posting it.b-west wrote:This forum is full of press releases, so I don't see why the fuss over a Ryanair one being posted here. Take a chill pill people.
Who would've guessed that?Inquirer wrote:As to the improvements itself, maybe I am used to too much pampering and frills, but to me this is much to do about nothing
Rather than continuously slam everything I post as being anti-Ryanair, why don't you try to disprove anything that I post by discussing the facts and figures itself, rather than the person posting it and guess the intentions?sean1982 wrote:I'm not saying anything personal, just observing that you continue on your anti-FR quest regardless of what is being written, positive or negative.
If you can't detect trends, there's nothing to help you detect a potential problem before it turns into real one.sean1982 wrote:Where is the weakness? Financial bureaus are ranking FR as the highest in the world, fleet is expanding and passenger and loadfactors are still on the rise?
Because again, it's about the trend.sean1982 wrote:But yet when SN posts a few milion € loss, you're jumpingup and down because its a good result and then you claim you don't have an agenda? Lmfao
It's back and flying again, looking better than ever and all ready to bring you on your summer holidays!sn26567 wrote:It look s like this one (EI-DLI) is not going to fly for some time:
A report on Facebook is saying that the aircraft rolled into an adjacent building in Rome Ciampino, causing significant damage to the horizontal stabiliser.
It is understood that there was no one on board at the time and no injuries have been reported.