It seems hypocritical of Michael O'Leary to stop the flights due to an additional relatively low tax addition (as will take place in UK very soon) when he hikes up Ryanair fares by HUNDREDS of pounds to penalise people with school-age families who cannot avoid travelling at that time.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Please don't stop our flights. They are always full, i'd pay the extra taxes for the whole plane
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Catherine McLeary Bragoli-Wilson
10 years ago
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Pescara is a popular holiday resort for many many people. A lot of Anglo/Italians have second homes there and go there frequently because of this. It would be a traverse if they could no longer guarantee go for holidays.
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Antonio Russo
10 years ago
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Living in Essex and having enjoyed the convenience of Ryanair flights to my home town in Abruzzo enabling me to see and enjoy my Family there has been a Godsend...
PLEASE reconsider Mr O'Leary ... am sure most of us regular passengers would be happy to meet the extra tax cost proposed by the very shortsighted Italian
Government!!! PER PIACERE THINK AGAIN ..,,,,,
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Richarrd Rice
10 years ago
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I address my comment to the politicians and administrators of Pescara and Abruzzo. The loss of Ryanair flights equates to the closure of Pescara Airport. This is economic suicide for a region that has only recently emerged from the "mezzogiorno". Don't do it! I have no doubt that Ryanair play hard ball. but throwing your toys out of the pram is not an answer.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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The flights are essential for the local economy and the thousands of Italian and British passengers every year. Please keep it running
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Martin kennedy
10 years ago
Ryanair why not have a trial period with the increased tax onto of the fare to see if customers are still happy to pay the extra
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Sandra Peake
10 years ago
Please do not stop these flights to Pescara please think again. It is not always about money it is also about people's happiness.
It seems hypocritical of Michael O'Leary to stop the flights due to an additional relatively low tax addition (as will take place in UK very soon) when he hikes up Ryanair fares by HUNDREDS of pounds to penalise people with school-age families who cannot avoid travelling at that time.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Please don't stop our flights. They are always full, i'd pay the extra taxes for the whole plane
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Catherine McLeary Bragoli-Wilson
10 years ago
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Pescara is a popular holiday resort for many many people. A lot of Anglo/Italians have second homes there and go there frequently because of this. It would be a traverse if they could no longer guarantee go for holidays.
A
Antonio Russo
10 years ago
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Living in Essex and having enjoyed the convenience of Ryanair flights to my home town in Abruzzo enabling me to see and enjoy my Family there has been a Godsend...
PLEASE reconsider Mr O'Leary ... am sure most of us regular passengers would be happy to meet the extra tax cost proposed by the very shortsighted Italian
Government!!! PER PIACERE THINK AGAIN ..,,,,,
R
Richarrd Rice
10 years ago
Featured
I address my comment to the politicians and administrators of Pescara and Abruzzo. The loss of Ryanair flights equates to the closure of Pescara Airport. This is economic suicide for a region that has only recently emerged from the "mezzogiorno". Don't do it! I have no doubt that Ryanair play hard ball. but throwing your toys out of the pram is not an answer.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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The flights are essential for the local economy and the thousands of Italian and British passengers every year. Please keep it running
M
Martin kennedy
10 years ago
Ryanair why not have a trial period with the increased tax onto of the fare to see if customers are still happy to pay the extra
S
Sandra Peake
10 years ago
Please do not stop these flights to Pescara please think again. It is not always about money it is also about people's happiness.
It seems hypocritical of Michael O'Leary to stop the flights due to an additional relatively low tax addition (as will take place in UK very soon) when he hikes up Ryanair fares by HUNDREDS of pounds to penalise people with school-age families who cannot avoid travelling at that time.