Saturday 15 Aug, 2026

Pilot group demands Ryanair boss's resignation

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Irish low-cost airline Ryanair continues to struggle with its workforce.

Now the pilot group is calling for CEO Michael O'Leary to resign, Reuters reports.

The group, formally called the European Employee Representative Council (EERC), was the one who led the uprising last year.

Ryanair has recently recognised a union for the first time. The British Airline Pilots Association, Balpa, was the first to be recognised. However, talks are ongoing in seven more countries.

Ryanair has never recognized the EERC, stating that it is a grouping fronted by competitors.

Source: finwire

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