Ryanair To Drop Legal Action Against Newspaper After Apology
Ryanair said that it has received an apology from the Belfast Telegraph newspaper over claims made about its fuel policy. The newspaper was among several media outlets against which Ryanair launched legal proceedings following a TV documentary aired last week. The airline said it will now drop its legal action against the Belfast Telegraph, but will continue its cases against Channel 4 and two other newspapers. The cases relate to allegations made about Ryanair's fuel policy.
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