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Ryanair and Virgin Express: passengers will not suffer for the expensive oil cost

Dublin, Ireland - The representatives of the two carriers are sure of it as they do not forecast ticket price rise

Ryanair and Virgin Express appear convinced they can avoid policies based on rising air tickets' prices despite the current situation regarding the expensive oil cost, and the consequent fuel price rise. According to the Irish low cost airline's members, no rising costs will occur "not today, not tomorrow, not ever", so carrying on an aggressive competition regarding most of all the traditional carriers....

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 101506
Rome, Italy, 08/09/2004 16:46
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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