salary indexation from the government and decided not to go to work, the largest european airline ryanair20 flights to the french airport - these are large hubs where many connections are made. and today their delays have been warned and the izijet carrier has also canceled hundreds of routes for damage that remains to be assessed. sri lanka is ready to resume direct flights with moscow and wants to join the russian payment system mir. negotiations are already underway at the level of central banks. about this ria news. the minister of transport of the country said that the authorities want to give tourists the opportunity to pay, their usual cards, sri lanka, a popular destination for russian tourists, the volume of sales of tours. this year. exceeded the level of 2019, according to the minister, the country plans to restore direct flights to russia by mid-october. magadan tour operators began to prepare winter spring offers for travel lovers, part of the funds will be returned to the account, vacationers under the far eastern cashback program, the tourist flow to kolyma this season has

taking into account the sanctions introduced for the seizure and , accordingly, the landing of the ryanair to fly out of minsk has decreased several times, it’s only those countries, probably the space of the cis, which, uh, give the opportunity to fly out of belarus in any direction from the other side, probably a part of the russians considered it possible to sit out for some time in belarus in order not to be called up as part of this mobilization, however, this information that is actually received by the security forces received a-a command to check documents , vehicles are checked in russian the number of documents is checked and what, er, somehow leads to the fact that they can be sent from the territory of belarus in the direction of the russian federation back. so that it is safe from the point of view mobilizacii grazhnyi rossii sebia sebia sebhat in belorussia they can't, well, there is another question about the citizens of belarus, there is such a belarusian propagandist of the games , and he has already talked about mobilization in belarus , whether it is partial or automatic

alix: one of those is ryanair. the ceo michael o'leary spoke. the airlines were reasonably insulated on the pound. >> are basis is heads to the middle of 2023. we hedge the oil as well. that's about $64 a barrel. we can be very well hedged, our competitors -- aircraft fuel is in dollars. it's a very difficult time. alix: i guess the question is, what is the impact of the volatility and the massive move we've seen in the currency market going to affect earnings on a material basis? how will we price that? >> i think we are already seeing it, the value destruction and the immense expense of that. that's really been spectacular. it's been very widespread, impacting assets from stocks and bonds to credit. hundreds of millions of pounds lost over that time span because of the reaction to the physical response. -- response. from companies in the u.k., i think that something we will continue to flow through over the next earnings seasons. as we start to see that impact of the weaker pound, how that is going to flow through to the import cost for variou

that is what ryanair did. tom: did you buy it? tom: no, i didn't. one of the most extraordinary chief executive officers who has been medicated over the last three days and joins us this morning. michael, jon and lisa have some very important british questions. i want to ask you what matters to every viewer listening right now. if we don't fly business class, we won't fly. it is the addiction to business class versus economy which you hold the high ground on. where are we in a couple years with our addiction to business class like new york and paris, $18,000? >> good question, but the market in the last week or two, it is a different business model. physicists appeared on north american atlantic and trans-european as well. people will not pay premium on one or two hour flights. applicant the vast majority, below airfares sustain service. jonathan: every time we speak there is always a sales pitch. this talk about immigration and the new government. you complained about it for so, so long. what do you want to see happen? it is the stupidest, dumbest

could cost £65bn ryan air ceo michael oleary called the government 's tax cut plans insane, tweeting ryanairthe world, prime minister. for the first week, she remained silent. today, she made her first appearance and interviews for regional radio stations with questions that were not pleasant to call, what were you thinking and are you not ashamed of what you did. how are you doing? did you sleep well? ok. thank you so much. i am glad to be here with you today. i am also very glad that you are here, where you were, there was nothing from you. heard all these days, well, today i'm talking here, with you, damn it, great. i'm so glad this leaf-tras government is being accused of making decisions in the interest of the wealthy, the budget will benefit the very wealthy more. many call it robin hood, on the contrary, yes sampling. but that's just not true, what exactly is wow. well, that tax cuts are not proportional and bring more benefits to the rich tried to protect the actions of his cabinet out of habit, covering up with events. in ukraine we are facing a very very difficult economic global s

ryanair says it's had to cancel more than a00 flights today, affecting 80,000 passengers.arently at the request of french authorities. and british airways will cancel 22 flights to and from london heathrow, and is warning of some on—the—day delays to other flights. and there's going to be some disruption to flights on monday too? yes, huge day of course for the queen's funeral. heathrow airport is stopping all arrivals and departures for 15 minutes before and after the two minutes' silence, as well as limiting them at key points later in the day. the aim is to cut noise levels, and the airport says will affect around 15% of its schedule. so far, we've heard from british airways, who say 100 flights are being cancelled as a result, mostly on short—haul european routes. and virgin atlantic has announced four of its flights between los angeles, san francisco, and heathrow will also be cancelled. if you're affected, you should be offered alternative flights or a refund. the advice, as always, is to check the latest flight information before you travel to the airport. always. h