oh well it's huge damage here being done to ryan air of course ryan air does not at all count as a reliable airline anymore because you just don't know when you book your flight when you book your vacations whether you will ever make the trip but that is not only true for ryan air but mostly this really going to be a problem more and more for those cheap airlines for those no frills airlines and the airlines have to really rethink that business model and see if they can actually keep that going because more and more they realize that they have to pay decent wages that they have to offer reasonable work conditions and of course if you want to do that you cannot get away with the nine year old flight to london and a fifteen year old flight to venice that doesn't work anymore so that whole entire business model for the low cost carriers is actually endangered right now changes ahead for the budget here sector from our lors halter that should tell the airport here in berlin thanks very much. and stay in berlin a new bike lane has made cycling more fun or more hazardous depending on how you look

very orderly no problems at all here but of course behind the scenes there are major problems for ryan air and they have to rethink their strategy and everything. this isn't the first time brian pilots have gone on strike how effective are these strikes going to be. nobody knows for sure but it might very well be an effective strike this time because we've seen a lot of strikes at ryan and the last couple of weeks and ryan air of course is already now a very very unreliable airline which a lot of people won't book because you can never be sure if you after actually ever reach your destination so ryan air might really have to do something a c.e.o. michael o'leary has said hell freezes over before he would sign a contract with the unions and pay more and offer better working conditions but maybe doesn't have the choice anymore because the airline might just not be able to operate if it's going to be continue to be crippled by by strikes and of course if ryan air has to change its business model maybe the entire airline industry at least the cheap flight segment will have to rethink its busin

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once they —— we want all so that ryan air, will respect the worker, the passenger and for everybody becausepossible. ryan airagreed to no respect and that is not possible. ryan air agreed to recognise the unions over christmas and asked for seven days notice and terms of strike action in you talk about respect. is it respecting the customers that you serve to call a strike with just two days notice? there are several questions, what you ask me. to recognise the union, ido you ask me. to recognise the union, i do not need to be recognised. i recognise myself, i want the local law as in belgium, recognise the local law, recommends the unions, it is not huge dealings and to recognise the passenger for ryan air does not respect the passenger either because when they say we will never reimburse you, we will never do what the lot asks us to do when there is a strike. reimburse you, give you money back and for me and for many of my european colleagues in other unions in europe, it is totally stu pid. in other unions in europe, it is totally stupid. we do not understand what they are doing. we thin

i think that you'll get out absolutely we've seen that over and over again of course ryan air being the most affected airline because they're basically the king and the budget six meant they kind of invented it and they put the price pressure on nine year old flights to london fifteen euro flights to some people expect these days that you can fly to your vacation destination for about the same price as you going to pay for your first cocktail of the. beach that is obviously not a sustainable model and if people are only willing to shell out that kind of money of course you cannot pay your pilots and your crew at decent price so this has run its course and over the long run i think this is not going to work out anymore. last heart of the. father thank you very much. and here's an interesting question how much influence does a company have on how its products i used gunmakers constantly face that question but now german drug company for seniors has a similar problem and says the u.s. state of nebraska illegally obtained two of the drugs to kill a man by lethal injection company fears were

thousand two hundred flights in june last year the figure was two hundred thirteen irish competitor ryan air cold of one thousand one hundred flights this june compared to only forty one during the same period last year. airlines blame the weather or understaffed air traffic control but it's a fact that cramming as many flights as possible into a day is part of their business model it's one way low cost carriers keep costs down experts say the budget airlines have overreached themselves with their super tight schedules a single flight delay can stop or a whole timetable and even if the plane shows up luggage doesn't always arrive with it in europe eight budget items pay a one thousand passengers are reported missing each year passengers have no choice but to accept that a bargain flight comes with a certain degree of uncertainty it's a price many are still willing to pay. should board laws will ryanair and other budget airlines actually have to rethink their business models which relies on squeezing employees very. i think they do get out absolutely we've seen that over and over again of cou

very orderly no problems at all here but of course behind the scenes there are major problems for ryan air and they have to rethink their strategy and everything. this isn't the first time brian and pilots have gone on strike how effective are these strikes going to be. nobody knows for sure but it might very well be an effective strike this time because we've seen a lot of strikes at ryan in the last couple of weeks and ryan of course is already know a very very unreliable airline which a lot of people won't book because you can never be sure if you after actually ever reach your destination so ryan air might really have to do something as c.e.o. michael o'leary has said hell freezes over before he would sign a contract with the unions and pay more and offer better working conditions but maybe he does that that choice anymore because the airline might just not be able to operate if it's going to be continue to be crippled by by strikes and of course if ryan air has to change its business model maybe the entire airline industry at least the cheap flight segment will have to rethink its bus

thousand two hundred flights in june last year the figure was two hundred thirteen irish competitor ryan air cold of one thousand one hundred flights this june compared to only forty one during the same period last year. airlines blamed the weather for understaffed air traffic control but it's a fact that cramming as many flights as possible into a day is part of the a business model it's one way low cost carriers keep costs down experts say the budget airlines have overreached themselves with their super tight schedules a single flight delayed can scupper a whole timetable and even if the plane shows up luggage doesn't always arrive with it in europe eight items pay a one thousand passengers are reported missing each year passengers have no choice but to accept that a bargain flight comes with a certain degree of uncertainty it's a price many are still willing to pay. well on friday more than fifty thousand passengers are said to be impacted by a major strike of pilots at ryanair it's the biggest walkout at europe's largest no cost carrier yet and of course we'll bring you all the details h

such concerted action they're joining their forces in order to try to prevent the management of ryan air from playing of one side against the other economy by passenger numbers ryanair is europe's largest airline how's this going to bookings. well itself doesn't give exact estimates in the case of those islands strike the managers have said that they have had a negative effect on bookings and in the long run of course this indicates that the times of thirty to forty euro tickets are over as you know also ryanair will have to do something move and as you know the. unions are acting in concert of action on the european level it's not likely that you know the super low costs will hold at ryanair ok troubling times for flying europeans is going to do that in frankfurt thank you. and a super hot summer that nice doing business with you. we've. come to a. more . what keeps us in shape what makes us sick and how do we stay home from. my name is dr costly i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and then discuss what you can do to improve go ahead. staterooms and let's all try to stay. cal

the union it's likely that this will escalate further in ireland after the pilots went on strike ryan air threaten to transfer planes from ireland to poland and force the employees to also move from ireland to poland the management in the negotiations with the unions here in germany has talked about potentially doing something like that here as well that's why it's so significant that in this case unions from four different countries of the european union are acting together it's a first for such concerted action they're joining their forces in order to try to prevent the management of ryan air from playing off one side against the other economy by passenger numbers ryanair is europe's largest airline how's this going to hurt bookings. well run itself doesn't give exact estimates in the case of those island strikes the managers have said that they have had a negative effect on bookings and in the long run of course this indicates that the times of thirty to forty euro tickets are over as you know also ryanair will have to do something move and as you know the now the. unions are acting in

and irish air carrier ryan air is on the verge of a major labor conflict after two twenty four hours drive by its pilots base to dublin the strike days impacted a total of about sixty five hundred passengers and followed a vote by the irish airline pilots association to strike over personnel issues ground crews also stop working at least for ryan air hubs on the continent ryanair workers in germany voted on monday to strike and workers in the netherlands and dorset on the job actions earlier today now ryan air c.e.o. michael o'leary has escalated dispute with a threat to move jobs to poland if workers carry out another day of strikes which are plan. for this friday august third a representative of italian ryanair workers spoke to reporters about the fight last week. to strike has been organized to tell it to the ryanair that they have to negotiate a c.n.a. collective labor agreements by innocent cabin crew where can you tell me we do you insist that the workers have to say. seven eleven franchisees say the corporate office of the u.s. convenience store chain is trying to force them i

ryan air, easyjyjet, and others can cause worsrse inconveniences thanan that.n many cases, flights face delays. almost every budget passenger knows the problems s regardrdlef strikes. airlines blame the weather were understaffed traffic control but it is the fact that cremate as many flights as possible is part of their business model. it is s one way that local carrie k keep costs dodown. officials say budget airlines have overreached themselves with her super tight travel schedules. even if the plan shows up, but it shall not always arrive with it. in europe, a budget items there 1000 passengers report missing each year. passengers have no choice but to accept that the bargain flight comes with a certain degree of uncertainty. it a price many are still willing to pay. >> doubront and the ongoing battle of corruption in nigeria.. >> nigeria is one of the most corrupt countries in the world. brent: last year, it -- it ranked 100 and 48 out of 150 countries. they are fighting corruption in nigeria's public spaces like the school you are about to see and lost --

. >>> you're looking at a chaotic scene on a ryan air flight when a cellphone blew up. that plane heading from barcelona hadn't taken off yet. everyone evacuated safely using the inflatable slides. both ryan air and the faa allow passengers to carry two spare lithium ion batteries in their carry-on baggage. >>> now to a carjacking scare here at home. >> these are terrifying moments caught on surveillance video in detroit. that gray mini van has a7-year-old girl inside. watch as the carjacker slips inside. the mother chases after him. as he pulls away, the girl jumps out and runs in the other direction. >> mom thinking her daughter's still inside tries to chase the van. you can imagine her relief when she saw her daughter safe inside the store being looked after by a good samaritan. >> called the police and told them your mom will be back. i'll take care of you. >> police are trying to track down that suspect. thank goodness for that girl running out of there. >> good and quick thinking on her part. >>> we have an update on demi lovato. she is reportedly set to be discha

to passengers have if their flights are canceled due to something like a strike well in this case ryan air said you can get either get your money back for the flight that has been canceled or you can rebook it extra compensation is pretty much off the table. because you missed an important business meeting or something ryanair says the strike was beyond their control and they have the backing of the european union and the us to travelers are going to be out of luck can we expect more strikes like this over the rest of the summer i think we do i think it will get worse before it becomes better ryanair c.e.o. michael o'leary despises unions only last year he was forced to actually acknowledge them in the first time in the thirty year history of the company but that's not to say that both sides will reach an agreement and time soon and the pilots have said they are ready to strike again all right buyer beware when you're booking a summer travel plans indeed all right chris arco or from our business us thanks for walking us through that. all residents of a small german village are taking a sta

still ahead on the bulletin the travel plans of thousands of people are disrupted as ryan airs pilots go on strike and a mother seeking answers on why her son was murdered by members of columbia's mother tree. from the slowing going in the winds to an enchanting dance it brings movie. hello there it's going to stay wet if you're in the southern parts of china at the moment it's all thanks to this area of cloud hair we've got a storm developing within that and it's expected to run its way towards the north while it develops fairly quickly so for the south coast then do expect some very heavy downpours and there's likely to be some flooding across the region as well hong kong will also be within that mass of cloud and rain in fact you can see the winds there feeding in from the west so for some of us in the philippines it's also looking pretty wet particularly in the western parts of luzon and that rain does stick around even as we head through sunday a bit further towards the south for many of us here there's actually a good deal of dry weather at the moment some showers around but als

following a twenty two hour marathon negotiation budget carrier ryan air has reached an agreement with the trade union representing irish pilots no further details of the deal are known at this stage but europe's second largest airline has been in talks with pilots and cabin crew in several countries over working conditions and pay since last year the biggest one day strike two weeks ago affected some fifty five thousand passengers. whether it's a bridge over the boss person istanbul subway system or an imposing mosque turkey's president richard tire barrier one is known for his big ambitions the country's construction sector has traditionally been an engine of economic growth but recent events have put the brakes on turkey's economy turkish banks and companies have accumulated four hundred seventy billion dollars of foreign debt and as the lira plummets it's getting ever harder to repay those loans analysts say interest rates should be raised to offset the liras rapid decline and believe the country should accept help from the international monetary fund but that's something added one

i think that you'll get out absolutely we've seen that over and over again of course ryan air being the most affected airline because they're basically the king and the budget six meant they kind of invented it and they put the price pressure on ninety year old flights to london fifteen euro flights to. some people expect these days that you can fly to your vacation destination for about the same price as you going to pay for your first cocktail on the beach that is obviously not a sustainable model and if people are only willing to shell out that kind of money of course you cannot. your pilots and your crew a decent price so this has run its course and over the long run i think this is not going to work out anymore. last heart of the. force thank you very much. markets here in europe are falling on war is over turkey's economy the country's currency has hit another new low falling five percent on friday after crashing below six there was to a dollar for the first time the lira has lost about half of its value since the beginning of the year this comes amid strained ties with washington

we were one of the early bears on ryan air.l have higher staff costs overtime but even if you add percentage points to that it doesn't change the fact that they will remain the lowest cost operator in europe. >> effectively given it's only a small percentage of overall revenues it would bean easy wi if they yielded to those demands. >> thank you for joining the show now at least 91 people have been killed after the powerful earthquake hit the indian these y -- indonesian island of lombok. thousands of buildings have collapsed. it was hit by another strong earthquake a week agatha killed 17 people. >> firefighters are battling massive wildfires in california with one in the north declared the fifth largest in the state's history. the fire ripped through 68 houses and forced thousands to leave their homes. u.s. president donald trump declared a major disaster ordering federal funding to be made available for the recovery efforts. a heat wave has seen temperatures climb to near record highs and elsewhere coming up on the show, pro

management of ryanair together stronger and this concerted action is a logical reaction to what ryan air has been doing for decades ryanair systematically has bypassed the national labor laws trying to use the one jurisdiction in the european union which is most favorable for the management and like this right now has managed to keep the unions out of the company and dictate the terms of labor. going to use in frankfurt the trade war between the u.s. and china is set to enter a new round washington has announced further tariffs of twenty five percent on sixteen billion dollars worth of chinese products they take effect in two weeks the new duties target industrial products like metal stemming calls and electronics front are in this for asian already imposed tariffs on chinese imports last month china's foreign trade has so far shrugged off the dispute exports showed surprising growth in july more than twelve percent compared to the same period last year. doing business with iran has gotten trickier you to washington sanctions many miles anational to do business with both the u.s. and ira

management of ryanair together stronger and this concerted action is a logical reaction to what ryan air has been doing for decades ryanair systematically has bypassed the national labor laws trying to use the one jurisdiction in the european union which is most favorable for the management and like this has managed to keep the unions out of the company and dictate the terms of labor. for tennis now and two grand slam winner showed signs of their best form at the toronto masters stand i'm very eager overcame nick carey garros in three sets and me while the reigning wimbledon champion novak djokovic had a slightly easier path into the second round. stand in orange must have been fearing the worst against me carry us a full steam the australian it's hard to keep up with. the curiosities form can change dramatically from one set to another in the second very brink a took the initiative aided by an injury to his heavily strapped opponent. well know how that fails his ranking has slumped after two knee operations last year. but he's getting back to his best the majestic backhand flowing again

. >>> panic on a ryan air flight in spain.rded this video after a cell phone charger burst into flames. he poured water on it to put the flames out. the plane was about to take off from barcelona on tuesday. passengers were evacuated and booked on other flights. ryan air says the phone was being charged on an external battery pack. >>> can you imagine going to the airport and not have to go through a security screening. that's a proposal the tsa is considering. >> security experts and passengers are weighing in. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live at matt? >> good morning, jessica and reggie. a lot of people would think it would be great if they were able to skip the security line but what if everybody was able to skip the security line. that could happen at smaller airports. this is a proposal. no final decision just yet. the tsa proposal is to eliminate security screenings at more than 150 small and medium-sized airports that operate commercial planes with 60 seats or less, 10,000 darylily passengers. those passengers an

such concerted action they're joining their forces in order to try to prevent the management of ryan air from playing of one side against the other economy by passenger numbers ryanair is europe's largest airline how's this going through bookings. well right now itself doesn't give exact estimates in the case of those islands strikes the managers have said that they have had a negative effect on bookings and in the long run of course this indicates that the times of thirty to forty euro tickets are over as you know also ryanair will have to do something move and as you know the now the. unions are acting in concerted action on the european level it's not likely that you know the super low costs will uphold at ryanair ok troubling times for flying europeans this kind of visit in frankfurt thank you. and motor sports debt stricken formula one team force india has announced it will come out of the administration after a group of investors agreed to a rescue package the teen went into administration in july with former cohen erm v.j. malya under investigation for fraud in india the deal mean

with the union it's likely that this will escalate further in ireland after pilots went on strike ryan air threaten to transfer planes from ireland to poland and force the employees to also move from island to poland the management in the negotiations with the unions here in germany has talked about potentially doing something like that here as well that's why it's so significant that in this case unions from four different countries of the european union acting together it's a first for such concerted action they're joining their forces in order the largest airline how's this going to hurt bookings. well run itself doesn't give exact estimates in the case of those island strikes the managers have said that they have had a negative effect on bookings and in the long run of course this indicates that the times of thirty to forty euro tickets are over as you know also ryan air will have to do something move and as you know now the. unions are acting in concert action on the european level it's not likely that you know the super low costs will hold at ryanair ok troubling times for flying eur

a draft agreement that will now go to a vote by members of the union representing four thousand ryan air pilots if the workers vote to approve ryanair will then take the issue to their board for some members have walked out more than over one one time over grievances that they're leaving transfers were unfair and their desire to bring their pay closer to rates of other airlines leading to hundreds of canceled flights even worse the u.k. guardian reports ryanair had to apologize last week after checks to compensate passengers who were impacted by those strikes one out with out needed signatures think the irish would say they were doing a number on their customers while. corporate crime news investigators at the u.s. department of justice and the securities exchange commission are scrutinizing the methods of microsoft used to get a foothold in hungary the wall street journal reports investigators believe microsoft sold their familiar software products to intermediaries at a discount and then the middlemen then sold the software to public agencies and governments at a higher price gouging t

airplane but they don't mind by flying a low cost carrier they can save money but often a flight with ryan air easy jet and others can cause worse inconveniences than that in many cases flights face delays or simply counseled almost every budget passenger knows the problems we godless of strikes airlines blame the weather or understaffed air traffic control but it's a fact that cramming as many flights as possible into a day is part of their business model it's one way low cost carriers keep costs down experts say the budget airlines have overreached themselves with their super tight schedules a single flight delays can stop or a whole timetable and even if the plane shows up luggage doesn't always arrive with it in europe eight budget items pay one thousand passengers are reported missing each year passengers have no choice but to accept that a bargain flight comes with a certain degree of uncertainty it's a price many are still willing to pay. respects right now and the ongoing battle against corruption in nigeria is right christoph transparency international's rankings show that nigeria is

thousands of tourists across europe have been left going nowhere after pilots of budget airline ryan air launched a twenty four hour strike it's the biggest industrial action in the company's history economists at the peak summer holiday period it is august. don't forget you can always get interviews on the go just download our app from google play or from the opposite store it will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can use that you have to send us photos and videos. and with that you are up to date i'm sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching have a great day. madre costs like we take football personally. but the club is my son's. family. it's where you feel at home where you run it's gathering times of trouble. come. to. me. on a d.w.i. . god helped me to get from morocco to spain has now i'm living here. eventually i'll go to work to get some money to send to my family i think my future will be better. dreams. he's been living in spain illegally for years he talks about how spanish society i

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hills sorry for about that we previously reported on the brewing the labor brought the irish airline ryan air and now ryanair pilots union says their members and five countries including our own will strike for twenty four hours during the height of the european vacation season grounding roughly four hundred flights with over seventy six thousand passengers who are scheduled to fly today a union representative in belgium addressed reporters earlier today to destroy that's going on here in belgium is the conclusion of six months of discussions between ryanair and the union representatives that are split to nowhere concrete and the main requests from the beginning was to apply the national labor loose to visit key deluca loose you know to. that end negotiations between the employees between deployed outs and the employer and point is so far right and keeps applying the irish labor loose to its totals and plato's and closer to kevin cruz. that's not the only air issue the us airline industry is suffering from a chronic shortage of qualified pilots according to the latest federal aviation adminis