Ryanair 'wrong' over ash cloud
Ryanair should have compensated passengers whose flights were cancelled because of volcanic ash in 2010, the EU's top court has found.
Ryanair boss: Air fares will 'inevitably' rise after ruling
In an interview for ITV News, Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary predicts fares "inevitably" will rise and some airlines will go bust as a result of today's ruling on passenger compensation by the European Court.
He added that much of what has been claimed amounts to "crazy compensation".
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Flight rights: what you need to know
Today's ruling the EU court on the duty of care owed to passengers by airlines is significant. Our guide to how it could affect you.
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'Act of God' versus 'Act of EU', a bad day for Ryanair
The airlines like Ryanair argued it was an "act of God" but today an "act of court" dramatically clarified passengers rights.
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EU court rules against Ryanair amid compensation claims
Ryanair should have compensated passengers whose flights were cancelled because of volcanic ash in 2010, the EU's top court has found.