British Airways, easyJet and Ryanair have launched legal action against the UK Government's quarantine policy, asking for a judicial review to be heard as soon as possible.
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British Airways, Ryanair & Easyjet take legal action
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Dave, I'm mystified, what companies are not interested in making money? Please let us know. And..you were making some sense until you mentioned Mr O'Leary.......oh how predictable! I'm used to seeing this sort of comment on the Daily Mail forum.
I'm sorry these airlines need to butt out. Why should the Gov't listen to companies only interested in earning money. These airlines care nothing about health and everything about revenue. Michael o Leary wouldn't give a damn if the R rate went up to 10 as long as he was making money.