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Ryan Air Simple guidelines for healthy flying

We're putting new measures in place to protect the health of our guests and our people that prevents the spread of Covid-19.

Before you fly
Check in online, download your boarding pass and where possible choose Priority & 2 Cabin Bags to keep your luggage with you.

Remember to check your temperature before travelling. It may be checked again at the airport. If you do not pass this, you will be asked to return home.

Scientific studies confirm wearing a face mask/covering at all times will trap 95% of the viral load and limit transmission.

At the airport
If you are checking a bag, use our automated kiosk and deposit your bag at the bag drop desk.

Use Fast Track where possible to limit your queuing time at security.

Make sure to use hand sanitiser or hand wash as you pass through the airport, and where possible maintain some distance from other passengers.

When boarding
Please don’t queue at boarding gates as priority passengers will be boarded first. There should be no dwelling in boarding stairwells or air bridges.

Have your passport open and scan your boarding pass to limit your contact.

Keep your face mask/covering on at all times. Our crew will also be wearing face masks.

Onboard
All our aircraft are professionally cleaned and disinfected on a daily basis which is effective for over 24 hours.

Our aircraft are fitted with state of the art air filtration systems which operate to hospital standards.

We will have a limited inflight service onboard, consisting of wrapped snacks and drinks and sales will be cashless. Queuing for toilets will not be permitted.

When you land
On arrival, please keep your face mask on until you have left the airport terminal. Try to maintain social distancing as you pass through the airport and at the baggage carousel if you are collecting a bag.

Vectura Group PLC (LON:VEC) has drawn attention to a recommendation relating to the use of one of the company’s asthma treatment formulations in Europe.

In a statement, the company noted that the European Medicines Agency's (EMA) Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) has adopted a positive opinion recommending the approval of Novartis's Enerzair Breezhaler (QVM149).

Enerzair Breezhaler, which uses a formulation devised and licensed by Vectura, is a maintenance treatment for uncontrolled asthma in adult patients. Uncontrolled patients are those whose asthma is not adequately controlled with a maintenance combination of a long-acting beta2 agonist (LABA) and a high dose of an inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) who experienced one or more asthma exacerbations in the previous year.

A final decision from the European Commission regarding the grant of a marketing authorisation is expected to be received roughly two months after a CHMP opinion. Upon European regulatory approval, Vectura will be eligible to receive a US$5.0 million milestone and thereafter a low-single-digit royalty on net sales.

LAST CALL FOR THEM SHORTERS TO CLOSE ALL SHORT POSITIONS BEFORE TAKE OFF

especially them stubborn ones

good luck everyone

Airlines are looking into Health Visas To Travel by Airlines

the way it will work you will need to have a corona test done with the All Clear
that way you will qualify for a health Visa to travel by Any Airline

still in the early stages but i think by July could well be on Board

Good luck EveryOne and see you on Board soon

Airlines are looking into Health Visas To Travel by Airlines

the way it will work you will need to have a corona test done with the All Clear
that way you will qualify for a health Visa to travel by Any Airline

still in the early stages but i think by July could well be on Board

Good luck EveryOne and see you on Board soon

Airlines are looking into Health Visas To Travel by Airlines

the way it will work you will need to have a corona test done with the All Clear
that way you will qualify for a health Visa to travel by Any Airline

still in the early stages but i think by July could well be on Board

Good luck EveryOne and see you on Board soon

Ryanair To Resume Summer Travel With 40% Of July Flights – Will British Airways, EasyJet Follow?
Will Horton
Will HortonSenior Contributor
Aerospace & Defense
Ryanair will offer 40% of flights from July 1 as it resumes summer travel in expectation of coronavirus restrictions easing. It plans to offer flights on most routes but at reduced frequency.

Ryanair may make the largest return of major European airlines.

British Airways and Iberia owner IAG planned to offer 45% of capacity during the summer. But that is being re-evaluated after the U.K’s 14-day quarantine announcement.

Ryanair expects to resume 40% of flights from July 1.
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Lufthansa will detail plans this week for the 160 aircraft it will fly from June, accounting for 21% of its passenger aircraft. EasyJet is still finalizing plans.

Air France-KLM was planning a smaller return with about 20% of capacity. But the group does not want to cede marketshare.

“Our intent is to operate at the same relative level as our competitors,” Air France-KLM Group CEO Benjamin Smith told investors last week.

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Short-haul flights within Europe will “come back faster than long-haul,” Smith said. “We do not see all of our major markets having the borders open as quickly as what we can do inside of Europe.”

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EasyJet and Ryanair only offer short-haul flights. Norwegian does not plan to resume long-haul flights until March 2021 while it reorganizes. The more stable Iberia plans to add flights this summer between the U.S. and Spain.

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Ryanair announced its strong return after the U.K. said it would require arriving travellers to quarantine for 14 days. Exemptions are provided for those who were in the Common Travel Area comprising the U.K., Ireland, Isle of Man, and the Channel Islands.

Ryanair did not say if the 40% of capacity from July 1 would stay flat throughout summer or grow as the season progresses. Before the U.K.’s quarantine announcement, Ryanair expected to offer around half of capacity duri

ryanair prefers to go with Boeing instead of airbus

better terms i am sure

i take it to mean that boeing is going to offer Ryan air greater discounts and payment terms
instead of Airbus

I GOT THIS FROM THE IAG BOARD

( ALSO BY THE WAY DISNEY JUST ANNOUNCED OPENING DOORS IN JULY )

This might be new to us in the west but Asia have been flying with outbrakes for years
Sars being the most recent .
Once they have got a world wide standard so everyone knows what to do it will be back to normal.
This share will be 250 -300 easy by the end of the year and 600-750 buy the end of 2021
I just wish i have more money to buy more
DO NOT LISTEN TO THE JOKERS ON HERE ABOUT HOW BAD THIS COMPANY IS.
THEY ARE WELL RUN COMPANY AND AFETR LOSING SOME WHEIGHT THEY WILL BE VEN MORE LEAN AND EARN EVEN MORE FORM EVERY £ THEY TURN OVER.
BUY BUY BUY

shorters such a stuburn lot Never Listen

you can not have the winning hand for ever make use of the easy jet cheap flights Cheap price
buy a cheap holiday and go long its for your benefit

you had a good run for your money its time to go long

Good luck everyone

Ryanair's CEO Eddie Wilson said:

"It is important for our customers and our people that we return to some normal schedules from 1 July onwards. Governments around Europe have implemented a 4 month lockdown to limit the spread of the Covid-19 virus. After 4 months, it is time to get Europe flying again so we can reunite friends and families, allow people to return to work, and restart Europe's tourism industry, which provides so many millions of jobs.

Ryanair will work closely with public health authorities to ensure that these flights comply, where possible, with effective measures to limit the spread of Covid-19. As already shown in Asia, temperature checks and face masks/coverings are the most effective way to achieve this on short haul (1 hour) within Europe's single market.

Now that Europe's States are allowing some gradual return to normal life, we expect this will evolve over the coming weeks and months. With more than 6 weeks to go to 1st July, Ryanair believes this is the most practical date to resume normal flight schedules, so that we can allow friends and families to reunite, commuters to go back to work, and allow those tourism based economies such as Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, France and others, to recover what is left of this year's tourism season.

Ryanair resuming 40% of flights from July - but you have to wear face mask

Surely in these hard times it will be an idea for companies to reinstate or pay there dividends in
shares (stock payments ) that way they can conserves / Reserves there cash

i assume some investors already have dividends repurchase
programs
but for those who are dependent on the dividends income they can get some stocks

personally i think its a better way to go then NOT PAYING ANY DIVIDENDS

Surely in these hard times it will be an idea for companies to reinstate or pay there dividends in
shares (stock payments ) that way they can conserves / Reserves there cash

MUCH BETTER THEBN CUTTING THERE CASH DIVIDEND IN MY VIEW

i assume some investors already have dividends repurchase
programs
but for those who are dependent on the dividends income they can get some stocks

personally i think its a better way to go then NOT PAYING ANY DIVIDENDS

Surely in these hard times it will be an idea for companies to reinstate or pay there dividends in
shares (stock payments ) that way they can conserves / Reserves there cash

i assume some investors already have dividends repurchase
programs
but for those who are dependent on the dividends income they can get some stocks

personally i think its a better way to go then NOT PAYING ANY DIVIDENDS

Surely in these hard times it will be an idea for companies to reinstate or pay there dividends in
shares (stock payments ) that way they can conserves / Reserves there cash

i assume some investors already have dividends repurchase
programs
but for those who are dependent on the dividends income they can get some stocks

personally i think its a better way to go then NOT PAYING ANY DIVIDENDS

the smart money is queuing up on the runway

Ready for Easy jet Take off

Hellyeh with respect You stick to your Barge pole

the smart money is on airlines for the future

everything is already factored in the price

as you know the stock market is forward looking

the real thing to take from Boris Yesterday is the whole world is working on a vaccine and
testing kits to see if you have or had the virous
WE WILL BEAT THIS virus

the future is clear and the TAKEOFF in the airlines is nearer then you think

i am looking for Easyjet to climb to 600 pence in May and June
with a target of 900 pence by the end of this year or early next year

this is not a dream but being realistic

LOOK FORWARD
we have already been in Lockdown/quarantine for numerous weeks

But we will beat this Epedemic yes like every flight there may and will be TURBULANCE

BUT HAVE NO DOUBT EASYJET will fly High again

Boris Johnson speech: PM announces first easing of lockdown and sets out three-step plan

Boris Johnson has announced the first easing of lockdown rules, including unlimited exercise, sports and getting back to work.

Speaking in an address to the nation, Mr Johnson said the public had put up with restrictions “never seen before in peace or war” but they would now begin to be eased.

Phase two of the lockdown easing will continue with a “phase two”, beginning next month and including primary students going back to school and some shops re-opening.

Phase three, beginning in July at the earliest, could see hospitality firms open their doors for the first time since March.

Mr Johnson thanked the public for their “patience and common sense” and revealed the Government’s new slogan: “Stay alert, control the virus and save lives.”