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Hundreds of jobs are threatened at Ryanair because of Brexit uncertainties and problems with the Boeing 737 MAX, grounded for safety reasons after two accidents.
The low-cost Irish carrier is waiting for delivery of two Boeing 737 MAXs, which have yet to materialize.
As a result, he finds himself with a surplus of personnel: 500 pilots and 400 cabin crew members too, according to CEO Michael O'Leary.
O'Leary said, in a videotaped message, that the company is expected to reduce its crew by 600 next summer. A number of layoffs are therefore in sight.
Ryanair had already announced two weeks ago its intention to close some of its airport bases this winter and next summer.
Oscar Schneider
The Brussels Times
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