Ryanair asks Irish government why its bid for Aer Lingus was rejected
Ryanair called on the Irish government to explain why it rejected its December 2008 offer for Aer Lingus that it maintains would have led to the doubling of EI's short-haul fleet and created 1,000 new jobs over a five-year period. The request followed Wednesday's announcement by EI of its...
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