Ryanair asks European Commission to ban strikes by air traffic controllers. It could not be more radical response from Michael O'Leary, president of the Irish low cost airline, the threat of 22 days of mobilization, between April and August next, made by Spanish unions in response to the privatization of the sector determined by the Zapatero government.
"The air traffic controllers should be considered as part of an essential service and therefore should not be allowed to strike. If they strike, they should be fired, "said O'Leary no half measures, which asked the European Commission to take" urgent measures "to avoid cancellations and delays during the upcoming holiday exodus.
"The air traffic controllers should be considered as part of an essential service and therefore should not be allowed to strike. If they strike, they should be fired, "said O'Leary no half measures, which asked the European Commission to take" urgent measures "to avoid cancellations and delays during the upcoming holiday exodus.
