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13th September 2018
01:15pm BST

Last week, unions from the five countries set to strike later this month issued a statement saying that if their demands were not met, they would have no option but to take industrial action.
Cabin crew are striking due to conflicts surrounding local laws governing their contracts and local standards.
Their statement read:
"Shareholders will have the opportunity to place Ryanair on the right track and ensure a long and sustainable model more suitable to the Europe of the 21st century by capturing the right talents to bring Ryanair to the level that we all want to see it. "If the company leadership is not willing to make the changes necessary, (the workers) will have no choice but to respond with the biggest strike action the company has ever seen."Ryanair has said that the "overwhelming majority of flights" on September 28 will operate as normal.