O'leary gloats in front of ex spanair workers

[EGTC]

Abit low really..

http://consumerist.com/2012/02/ryana...f-workers.html

[keithnewsome]

It is said that 'any publicity is good publicity' .... but is that 'good publicity' ??

MMMM ??

Keith

[EGTC]

I wouldn't of thought so.
It's pretty low to act like that infront of people that have lost their jobs. Having said that, he doesn't respect his own workers and passengers, so I suppose he cares even less about everyone else.

[Culpano]

One of his planes had "bye bye Sky Europe" after that airline's demise. What sort of slug does that ? Horrible creature is O'Leary.

[EGTC]

It would be a sad shame if aviation turns in that direction, and everyone starts doing it.

[MSR777]

It always saddens me to see supposedly well educated people, derive such enjoyment in the misfortune of others. I have always been a great believer in the old maxim of 'Be kind to those that you meet on your way up, because you're as sure as hell going to see them on your way down'

[tommyinyork]

An evil twisted man.

[Lindermyer]

perhaps its time to boycott Ryan air, until they dismiss the odious man

[cloud_9]

There is a word I would like to call him, but I couldn't possibly say it on here!

The man clearly has no shame; makes you sick really!

[roadracer]

If he had the decency to threat these people with a little consideration he would have earned himself, and his airline,some respect.

All he has done is confirm to the rest of the world that he is what a lot of people over here know him as, a self serving, greedy, loathsome piece of crap.
A prime example of all that was wrong with the Celtic tiger, shame he didnt go down the drain the way the rest of the "greed is good" vultures did.

Spoken as someone who knows several former Ryanair employees, and had the misfortune to put up with the service standards on a few occasions....never again!