Budget European airline Ryanair Holdings offered 3 million cheap tickets Tuesday as it went on the attack against allegations in a TV program that it has been lax in respecting air safety and security rules. The Channel Four documentary used two undercover reporters working as flight attendants and allegedly witnessed overworked and undertrained staff. "Ryanair operates to the highest safety standards in Europe," and the allegations were without foundation, according to chief executive Michael O'Leary.
February 15, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Budget airline Ryanair Holdings PLC offered millions of cheap tickets Tuesday as it went on the attack against allegations in a TV program that it has been lax in respecting air safety and security rules.
The British Transport Office said it will follow up the security allegations with the airline, while French Transport Minister Dominique Perben said he has asked the French civil aviation authority to meet with its Irish and U.K. counterparts about the safety allegations.
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