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Old 05-24-11, 02:03 PM   #1
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I think Ryanair are being real idiots, checking in passengers and saying that they're going to fly whilst a ban is on, I mean for goodness sake haven't they seen what ash can do to a jet engine? I sure as hell wouldn't fly through an ash cloud, no matter what density it was.

EDIT: And, you know, once upon a time they'd have laid on extra trains to take passengers south to airports not affected by the ash cloud so that they could fly out. But I guess communication is too scare a resource to waste on the public...
Yes, but what else would you seriously expect from Ryanair?
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Old 05-24-11, 02:05 PM   #2
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Yes, but what else would you seriously expect from Ryanair?
Yeah, they do seem to be the 21st Centurys Dan Dair.
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Old 05-25-11, 02:02 AM   #3
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Iceland volcano ash closes airspace in northern Germany

Germany is closing its northern airspace on Wednesday because of ash from an erupting volcano in Iceland, officials say.

Bremen airport was closing at 0300 GMT and Hamburg at 0400 GMT, Germany's weather service said.

The airspace over Berlin and Hanover could also be affected.

Air traffic in Norway and Denmark has been disrupted but flights were expected to resume across the UK after some airspace in the north was closed.

Services in and out of Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England had been badly hit, with about 500 flights cancelled across Europe.

Experts say particles in the ash could cause jet engines to stall.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-13535054


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Yeah, they do seem to be the 21st Centurys Dan Dair.
Dan Air were never that bad.
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Ash clouds have cleared over UK airspace, but are expected to return in time for when schools break up for holidays.

And as for Mr O'Leary, he's an arrogant jumped up oik who always will be controversial.
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However, I hope, in a quick end of the volcanic history,
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