Ryanair's O'Leary Says Happy to Continue as CEO for 2 to 3 Years

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Oct.22 -- Ryanair Holdings Plc Chief Executive Officer Michael O'Leary discusses the impact of higher oil prices, strikes by pilots, his future at the airline and Brexit. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe" after the Dublin-based carrier reported its first decline in first-half earnings for five years.

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@rogerward3390 5 лет назад

Should be running the country

@22grena 4 года назад

Yes the replacement of the Irish by mass migration would be much quicker and more efficient

@watchdog3640 5 лет назад

Very smart guy, fast-thinker and fast-talker obviously, with the competitive attitude required in his position. He has "democratized" flying in Europe. Hope he lasts as CEO of Ryanair for many years.

@Jojohumf 4 года назад

He’s a very smart business man, he’s investable and he keeps his prices low and his running costs far lower. Without him we’d be paying extortionate prices. Once Ryanair goes that’s us gone too

@thelasthourgetready 4 года назад

Tricky running an airline so many variables and scrutiny from the public I take my hat off to him. Love Ryanair. How can people complain at these dirt cheap prices.

@Jojohumf 4 года назад

Basically giving away seats for free flights for £15 can’t complain cheaper than a London cab

@paulhoskin3286 5 лет назад

Where else could you get better value than Ryanair stop whining and enjoy your flight

@Jojohumf 4 года назад

Without Ryanair we’d be paying a lot more £££, these other airlines would be charging out of our backsides. Competition is good for the consumer, they’re decreasing prices for us all.

@toddlavigne6441 5 лет назад

he said 800 hundred a barrel ??? wouldn't that be nice

@conorfrankland7699 4 года назад

100 dollars a barrel

@billbo1852 4 года назад

To be sure he is a smooth talking Irish man who can resist it would be futile ha ha

@zeppirl 5 лет назад

I remember he spewed on about Aer lingus strikes (3 in 10yrs)all the time. He's had 8 strikes in 1 yr 😂. He is a great business man but his fast talking is designed to not give you time think of Ryanair's mistakes and problems.

@countmurcielago9802 5 лет назад

It’s a dark place and better not

@SamSam24270 5 лет назад

Alucard Count aka John Moulding you Troll!

@jamescopen9817 Год назад

2 irishmen having intellegent conversation.....you wouldnt get it anywhere....

@nolantherailfan5048 5 лет назад

Ryanair is a bad airline anyways

@ldowling2714 5 лет назад

Funny though most of their flights are basically short hops really and everyone complains the seats are shit I hate the interior etc but airlines are now starting to do long haul with this same model of service and some are well into it now and the world is raving about them. Also the fact he weathered 3 to 4 recessions without the public having to be fleeced, doesn't carry any bad baggage around him. Times they changed the goalposts and we didn't like it but the others did it to us with a smile, he's shown us how airlines can run and their all following him slowly but surly. We should demand this type of negotiator do work on behalf of the majority of Ireland grilling our company about the costs of our spiralling cost of our lives and taking action. You know the government I think they call them that in business nowadays but a company that doesn't and never seems to make profit but losses massive amounts so callously that they now explain it as normal but look at all the existing and new classes that surround this system with compared to twenty years ago and even with all the best advice you can get well its just getting worse. There is a lot more people in this world who have affect and continues to affect my life than Michael o Leary. When I hadn't a pot to piss in during the recession Ryan Air were the formula 1 of my breaks and holidays, somethings to just consider