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The Middle East's third biggest carrier recently agreed to boost its stake in Germany's Air Berlin to nearly 30% and bought a 40% stake in Air Seychelles. The airline, which was launched in 2003, has been seeking acquisitions that will help it to...
...hiking up its baggage charges for peak periods.While they normally charge €25 each way for a 20kg bag, that soars to a whopping €35 from June to September, bringing the check-in charge to €70 for a return flight.If you travel to the Canaries or Greece the...
An Aer Lingus pilot gives a thumbs up to the ground crew after docking at the gate at the Chopin International Airport in Warsaw February 6, 2012. View Photo »
The numbers are down from a peak in 2007, but it's still significant
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'When the government is ready to sit down, we're happy to sit down and talk to them,' Hogan told the newspaper. Executives at Etihad 'have looked' at Aer Lingus, but no discussions have taken place about a possible offer, he said. The stake is valued...
So there you are at the airport, feeling all warm and fuzzy queuing for the flight home.The only problem is ... you won't be going anywhere. There's a big sign at the check-in, saying all Aer Lingus flights have been cancelled because the airline has...
Michael O'Leary (L), chief executive of Irish low-fare airline Ryanair, holds boxes displaying names of Ryanair's new destinations during a news conference in Brussels November 24, 2011. Ryanair said it will pursue Aer Lingus directors for a breach of... View Photo »
This is a fire alarm. Do not panic. Single file. Take the stairs. Oh, Briiiiian. Why are you not panicking yet? This might not just be a test, Brian. Bet I can make you mess up! Delta, JetBlue, Qantas, Aer Lingus. Chapter Three, Eight, Forty-Four, Sixteen...
Gary McGann came on board in 1998 as chief finance officer following his unexpected departure from his job as CEO at Aer Lingus, where he led the implementation of the Cahill recovery plan. The traditional Smurfit operational strengths remained intact,...
The novelist Kate Grenville tells EILEEN BATTERSBY how her mother’s stories set her off on a quest to uncover the real history of her native Australia THE AUSTRALIAN NOVELIST Kate Grenville smiles broadly on hearing that she looks Irish. “Funny you...
Aer Lingus is the flag carrier airline of Ireland. Based at Dublin Airport, it operates 42 Airbus aircraft serving Europe, Africa and North America. The airline is 29.4% owned by Ryanair and 25.4% owned by the Irish government; it was floated on the Dublin and London Stock Exchanges on 2 October 2006, following prior government approval (the... Full Article
An Aer Lingus airliner prepares to land September 10, 2011 at Dulles International Airport in Chantilly, Virginia.
View Photo »Michael O'Leary (L), chief executive of Irish low-fare airline Ryanair, holds boxes displaying names of Ryanair's new destinations during a news conference in Brussels November 24, 2011. Ryanair said it will pursue Aer Lingus directors for a breach of company law if the former state...
View Photo »Michael O'Leary, chief executive of Irish low-fare airline Ryanair, speaks during a news conference in Brussels November 24, 2011. Ryanair said it will pursue Aer Lingus directors for a breach of company law if the former state carrier refuses again to hold an extraordinary general...
View Photo »Michael O'Leary (L), chief executive of Irish low-fare airline Ryanair, makes a phone call ahead of a news conference in Brussels November 24, 2011. Irish airline Ryanair said it will pursue Aer Lingus directors for a breach of company law if the former state carrier refuses again to...
View Photo »An Aer Lingus airliner prepares to land September 10, 2011 at Dulles International Airport in Chantilly, Virginia.
View Photo »The numbers are down from a peak in 2007, but it's still significant
This is a fire alarm. Do not panic. Single file. Take the stairs. Oh, Briiiiian. Why are you not panicking yet? This might not just be a test, Brian. Bet I can make you mess up! Delta, JetBlue, Qantas, Aer Lingus. Chapter Three, Eight, Forty-Four, Sixteen...
Ryanair's purported requisition of an EGM remains invalid. The Company will not accede to this invalid request and any attempt by Ryanair to convene such a meeting by itself would also be invalid
Obviously, the board of Aer Lingus and your lawyers are free to make whatever representations you wish on each of the proposed resolutions, but you do not have the authority or discretion to refuse to hold this EGM
Despite our numerous, clear responses on this matter, Ryanair, Aer Lingus' most significant competitor, continues to use its shareholding to attempt to mislead our shareholders and harass and distract our Board and Management from the running of the business
Please be advised that should your board again refuse to convene this properly requisitioned egm, then Ryanair will pursue the directors of Aer Lingus for this breach of Irish company law and the listing rules of the Irish Stock Exchange
We now call on the ODCE and the Irish Stock Exchange, to take appropriate action to ensure that the board of Aer Lingus complies with their corporate governance obligations
This is the latest in a series of attempts by Ryanair, Aer Lingus' most significant competitor, to use its shareholding to harass and distract Aer Lingus' Board and Management from its running of the business.
