Collision course: Ryanair executives at loggerheads in court battle
Contract terms and conditions and a share option snub are at the heart of the courtroom clashes between Michael O’Leary and Peter Bellew
Ryanair boss rejects High Court ‘culture of fear’ claim
O’Leary says he was not happy with handling of pilot sick leave by Peter Bellew, who is being sued by Ryanair
Half of Ryanair shareholders vote against Michael O’Leary’s 10m stock options
Bonus scheme that could earn Ryanair chief executive €100m over five years narrowly approved
Ryanair investors advised to vote against six directors
Shareholder advisory group ISS issues recommendations ahead of airline’s agm
Bellew’s departure gives Ryanair management a further shake-up
Cantillon: Peter Bellew’s move to EasyJet sparks speculation about top job
BoyleSports enters British market with Wilf Gilbert purchase
Seen & Heard: Eir takes €80m charge; Millar still on course for IPO; Google and unions
Ken O’Toole: ‘A lot of airports don’t have a clue what airlines want’
Stansted Airport CEO sees baggage-transfer innovation as key part of €675m expansion
Stock markets nervous amid increasing geopolitical tensions
Longest US bull run in history ends as Europe stocks struggle following slump
Howard Millar delays plane leasing IPO to next month
Sirius Aviation Capital aims to raise $250 million for aircraft purchases
Millar to seek €218m from market flotation for aircraft leasing firm
Sirius plans to buy and lease second-hand planes mainly for short-haul flights
Inside Ryanair: Michael O’Leary’s making of a ‘nicer’ airline
Book extract: Matt Cooper chronicles O’Leary’s struggles to reinvent Ryanair, keep pilots at bay, and stay in charge of the airline
Ryanair chairman faces growing opposition to re-election
Labour groups say David Bonderman has overseen ‘anti-union’ culture
Stellwagens appoint new chief commercial officer
Aengus Whelan joins Irish aviation financier from ALAFCO Aviation and Lease
Aircraft leasing group may take claim against former executives
Stellwagen claims three attempted to divert valuable business away from firm
Former executives begin talks with Stellwagen over legal dispute
Case involving aircraft finance group could return to court on Wednesday
Ryanair’s governance critics are growing bored of its ‘independent’ board
Caveat: You cannot divorce Ryanair’s audacity on corporate governance standards from the operational mess it recently created
Fishing from a small gene pool: Irish boards and interlocking directorships
Busy people: Meet 10 of the most powerful Irish listed company directors
Former Stellwagen executives to get full High Court hearing next month
Former senior executives, including Howard Millar, accused of secretly attempting to divert business away from aircraft lessor
Three barred from disclosing information about aircraft lessor
Cantillon: Three executives will have chance to respond to Stellwagen’s allegations
Pitt leaves INM; ‘extraordinarily difficult’ Brexit deals and why 13 is a lucky number (for some)
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Three barred from disclosing information about aircraft lessor
Court hears three tried to divert business from Stellwagen while working for it
Ryanair problems have taken some wind from beneath O’Leary’s wings
Cancellations crisis rooted in change in approach to governing hours pilots spend in air
Crisis-hit Ryanair needs to take a hard look at its board
Many of them, particularly the chairman, are there well beyond what codes recommend
Howard Millar parts ways with Stellwagen Group
Fellow executives Edward Coughlan and Edward Hansom also leaving the company
Ryanair board facing revolt over executive pay
Airline provides too little data on calculation of bonuses for executives, advisers argue
New banking rules could spell problems for aircraft leasing
Basel IV’s proposed changes could have impact on big players based in Dublin and Shannon such as Gecas, SMBC and Avolon
Former Ryanair deputy CEO joins Stellwagen Group
Howard Millar joins aviation financing group with plans for $1bn capital raise later this year
High times for Aer Lingus and Ryanair after turbulent year
A stalled bid for Aer Lingus and top-level changes at its biggest rival suggest 2015 will be just as choppy
Former Ryanair executive Millar joins Irelandia advisory board
Former deputy chief executive worked with airline for nearly 23 years
Ryanair through to next round of bidding for Cyprus Airways
Irish airline has sights on Cyprus’s air operator’s certificate to allow it to fly to eastern Med
Ryanair hikes profit forecast on surge in winter bookings
Airline predicts profit after tax for the year to March at between €750m and €770m
O’Leary defends Ryanair’s board against criticism
Airline says profits will be at upper end of €650m guidance
O’Leary close to sealing deal to remain as Ryanair chief
Airline predicts full-year profit will be at the upper end of €620 million to €650 million guidance
Ryanair gets head start with order for new Boeing aircraft
Analysis: airline has decided size and shape of fleet into mid-2020s
O’Leary: under-performing civil servants ‘should be booted out’
Chief executive to stay in Ryanair role for 5 years, in part because he despises holidays
Ryanair lifts profit guidance after first quarter surge
Low-fares airline earned €197m after tax in first quarter up from €78m a year earlier
Aer Lingus job to attract Irish and overseas candidates
Christoph Mueller announces departure from airline
Airline stocks across Europe were impacted by a negative report on EasyJet
Hibernia Reit was the big gainer of the day in Dublin, closing up 5 per cent at €1.11
Oil price turbulence hits European airlines
Brent crude price hits nine-month high following advance of Iraqi militants
Ryanair plans €500m bond issue in summer
Airline close to deal with Russia on flights to St Petersburg and Moscow
Airlines kept ‘€4bn in charges from passengers who did not fly’
Airtaxback claims European carriers profit from uncollected airport charges and levies
Ryanair blames drop in profit on fall in air fares and weaker sterling
Credit rating agencies likely to give first assessments of Ryanair by middle of year
Falling air fares behind Ryanair’s second profit warning in as many months
Austerity and competition continuing to chip away at airline’s business
€1.1 billion wiped off Ryanair as fall in bookings sparks profit warning
Airline lowers full-year profit forecast due to European heatwave and weaker sterling
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