RYANAIR DO NOTHING ABOUT CON CONTRACT OVER THE INTERNET.

Ryanairdontcare Campaign has informed Ryanair of a con contract, which the email below are doing.

Ryan Airline UK career@ryanaironline.com

Ryanair have not warned any students of this con contract on their website.
We have sent a email to the above stating we know what they are up to and we will inform the authorities..
Just a shame Ryanair do nothing......
What would we expect from a scamming airline.......

RYANAIR PILOT PAUL RIDGARD ''RIP''

Ryanairdontcare Campaign wish to send our condolences to Paul Ridgard's family.
May the lord protect Paul and his family.....

GodBless you All...

Ryanair flight FR-449...LIVERPOOL to DUBLIN.......Bonderman and O'Leary are the TRUE EXPLOITERS of our CHILDREN....

The Boeing 737-800 aircraft made a normal and safe landing about 30 minutes after the emergency was declared. Airport emergency fire and medical crews were on standby for the plane when it touched down.


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John Said,
Ryanairdontcare Campaign see the importance of all Crew at Ryanair and a special thought for Probationary Cabin Crew,who as a direct result of O'Leary's exploitation,earn less that 10 Euro for this flight from Liverpool to Dublin.

Ryanair's Probationary Cabin Crew only get paid when the aircraft is airborn.The hourly rate of pay is 16.68 Euro.Take out rental of the uniform-Take out the training fee to pay each month-Take out the Tax and David Bonderman TPG Capital real chief at Ryanair and Michael O'Leary are guilty of paying these mostly young students,under 10 Euro a flight.......SHAME OF YOU BOTH.......................

Look at our sites
http://www.ryanaircabincrewjobs.com/
http://www.irishaviationauthority.com/
Google Ryanairdontcare for all our blogs....

John Said 31st May 2011...

Ryanairdontcare Campaign was shocked to see footages of Probationary cabin crew at Ryanair scared on flight FR-449.

My heart goes out to all Crew who took great care and did their best in what must have been a very difficult and terrifying time for them all on board flight-449.

Mr O'Leary and Mr Bonderman have a lack of respect for these probationary cabin crew at Ryanair,payment of less than 10 Euro  will be paid to these probationary crew on flight-449.

This payment is for flight time whilst aircraft is airborn.Once flight - 449 had landed probationary cabin crew do not get paid...Helping passengers disembark after this terrifying  flight..NO PAY.Exploitation for profit of probationary Ryanair cabin crew is what is lining their pockets...Bonderman and O'Leary.....

Shame on you both......

God Bless all Crew.................................



Irish Daily Mirror 31st May 2011........BELOW...

I THOUGHT I

WOULD DIE

IN RYANAIR

JET PLUNGE

The pilot made an emergency

announcement and oxygen masks

were lowered during the terrifying

incident on board the late-evening

flight from Liverpool to Dublin on

Friday, May 20.

A spokesman for the Air

Accident Investigation Unit

confirmed the incident is being

investigated and a full report is

being prepared.

Ryanair flight FR-449, a scheduled

service between Liverpool and

Dublin, was flying at a height of

18,000ft when the flight crew initiated

the emergency descent.

An Irishman who was on board

the Boeing 737-800 said staff and

passengers were terrified.

He added: “The plane started to

nose-dive and the pilot called out

‘Emergency descent, emergency

descent’, over the intercom.

“There was big panic on the

plane. People were screaming and

crying. Everybody thought they

were going to die. People were

saying their prayers.

“There was awful pain in my ears

and others said it felt like there

were darts inside their heads.

“One of the air hostesses was

sobbing. She was in bits. Her
behaviour frightened the staff and

it made us think, ‘If she is afraid

it was quite a shock.

I was just glad to be alive. We never

received an apology or an

explanation from the airline.”

A Ryanair spokesman said:

“Flight 449 experienced a depressurisation

on approach to Dublin.

In keeping with standard

procedures, the crew

triggered the oxygen

masks and initiated

a controlled descent

to an unpressurised

level.

“The ai r c raf t

landed normally

and taxied to the

terminal where all

passengers disembarked

safely.”

A n t i - R y a n a i r

campaigner John Foley

blasted the airline and its

treatment of staff after amateur

footage taken on board showed air

hostesses screaming and crying for

help.

Mr Foley said: “When you see

those poor air hostesses crying for

help it is very upsetting. Those

crew are getting paid so little.”

then we must be really in

trouble’.”

A MAN told yesterday how he

thought he was going to die

when a Ryanair jet made a

rapid descent during a short

flight.

RYANAIR FLIGHT FR-449 EMERGENCY DESCENT WHICH RYANAIR WILL NOT COMMENT ON PASSENGERS

Ryanair flight FR-449, a scheduled service between Liverpool and Dublin, was flying at a height of 18,000 feet when the flight crew initiated the emergency descent.

The flight was about 55 miles east of Dublin when the crew declared an emergency.

The crew carried out a "controlled descent" to 10,000ft, initially reporting problems with cabin pressure. The flight was then cleared to descend to 6,000ft, where the crew entered a holding pattern for about 20 minutes.

Other aircraft, also on approach to Dublin, were advised of the emergency, with some being placed in a queue to facilitate the troubled jet.

The Boeing 737-800 aircraft made a normal and safe landing about 30 minutes after the emergency was declared. Airport emergency fire and medical crews were on standby for the plane when it touched down.

A passenger told the Aviation Herald website the captain announced over the public address system: "Emergency descent. Emergency descent."

The flight crew also deployed the overhead oxygen masks in the cabin, while cabin crew members instructed passengers on how to use them.

Another passenger said: "The head steward was excellent — calm, firmly instructing other staff what to do. However, one of the other cabin crew totally lost the plot and was crying, shaking, whimpering. I appreciate she’s only human, but her behaviour really frightened the passengers and basically made us think: ‘Well, if the air hostess is this scared, things must be really bad’."

A Ryanair spokesman said: "Flight 449 experienced a depressurisation on approach to Dublin. In keeping with standard procedures, the crew triggered the oxygen masks and initiated a controlled decent to an unpressurised level. The aircraft landed normally and taxied to the terminal where all passengers disembarked safely."

It has also been reported that a number of passengers appeared to be shocked and were cared for by paramedics. However, the airline has not commented on this.

The AAIU has confirmed that: "an investigation is under way."

This appeared in the printed version of the Irish Examiner Tuesday, May 24, 2011

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John said,
Our thoughts are with passengers and crew onboard flight FR-449 who must have been so scared.We must all thank the professionalism of Crew on board.Probationary cabin crew at Ryanair need respect from Mr Bonderman tpg capital and O'Lesary...