Ryanair told to sell off Aer Lingus shares
Ryanair's branded a ruling that they must sell off most of their Aer Lingus shares unjust. The low-cost carrier will appeal the decision from Britain Competition Commission, under which they are obliged to reduce their stake in Aer Lingus. The ruling came after a report raised concerns about competition in the airline market, particularly on flights between Ireland and the UK. Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O'Leary told Bloomberg TV that the Birmingham Six 'got more justice' than Ryanair: Press PLAY button above to listen to the audio
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