Ryanair: 'A full grounding of the fleet cannot be ruled out'

Image: PA Images Image: PA Images RYANAIR HAS SAID a “full grounding” of its fleet cannot be ruled out as it expects most of its aircraft to be grounded in the next 7-10 days.

Countries across European have introduced various flight bans with several European countries suspending flights from Italy. In a statement this morning, Ryanair named 13 European countries that have introduced travel restrictions and said the decisions have had “a significant and negative impact” on the airline’s schedules.

The airline said it would be engaging in a range of cost-cutting measures including the “temporary suspension of employment contracts” and “significant reductions to working hours and payments”.

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