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Ryan- Air claim the high ground |
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By Bottleblondesurfer
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09 January 2010 |
Is it me or are the government really losing the plot?
Just a short bit of nonsense.
The government’s call to save fuel by driving 5 miles less
has been greeted with derision in some quarters, most notably by the head of
Ryan Air who claimed Gordon had the idea off them as they have been doing that
on their flights for years.
“If anyone now complains that they have been dropped of at
some God-forsaken little airport miles from anywhere. We can tell them it’s to
save the planet,” said the head of Ryan Air in typically belligerent mood.
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Written by woody44 (876 comments posted) 9th January 2010 | I heard customers had to pay extra to Ryanair if they wanted to be dropped off at a named airport
anyway. They might as well rewrite the road maps and make everywhere five miles nearer.
I would say roll on the election but let`s face it it`s just going to be more of the same isn`t it?
A cynical, non-voter
Roger
| Watto Bubbles
Written by BrianRobertNeal (1436 comments posted) 10th January 2010 | For a flight of delight
That treats you right
Try Cunning Lingus.
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Written by coosh (1156 comments posted) 10th January 2010 | | Dropped off, minus parachute, I assume. Nice angle, Jane… particularly the eco-bollocks. The effect on air miles will be devastating. | Grovel.....
Written by gerardconnolly (1354 comments posted) 11th January 2010 | Sorry Missus. I couldn't resist it.
No hard feelings, eh? Brilliant notion.
Its your idea. Honest
Hugs and Kisses
GC | Michael O'Leary for PM!
Written by donkeef (546 comments posted) 12th January 2010 | Pity he's not British, then he could be the PM the UK deserves.
Only he could convince everybody they pay next to nothing in taxes, while actually ripping them off.
He could reduce the National debt without anybody really noticing, because we'd all think somebody else was paying. After all, that's what he does now.
And thinkof the Billions he make by charging everybody £8 for every kilo they weigh over 15Kg -- he could even claim it was ethical since children under five go tax free and it would encourage the population to eat healthily. Then he could make more millions by insisting we pay highly inflated prices for healthy food.
I'd better stop before I get sued
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Written by Fledermaus (4146 comments posted) 27th February 2010 | | I suppose one needs to be in the UK to get this, but I get the big picture. And ah well, Easyjet wants to have people stand on short flights don't they? |
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