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Bonuses to rise for Ryanair staff spotting oversized baggage
Ryanair will raise staff bonuses from £1.50 to £2.50 per oversized bag identified and remove the £80 monthly cap starting November to reduce luggage fee evasion.
- Ryanair will increase bonuses for staff who catch passengers with oversized carry-on bags, with no cap on the amount they can earn.
- Michael O'Leary said the airline is not trying to catch people out, but wants passengers to comply with the rules.
- O'Leary expressed skepticism about the UK's sustainable aviation fuel mandate, saying there is 'not a hope in hell' of meeting the 10% target by 2030.
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In addition, the low cost company will remove the monthly limit of bonuses that an employee can accumulate for this concept, which until now set at 80 eurosThe CEO of Ryanair continues with the controversy about hand baggage: “I want passengers to fly without suitcases” Ryanair has decided to intensify its control over passengers' hand baggage by increasing the reward for its employees The Irish airline has confirmed that the premium for detecti…
The Irish company will increase the rewards to the staff who will identify the bags too large to be brought on board. L'ad O'Milan Leary: "The almost totality of...
Ryanair is promising its employees increased bonuses for detecting excessive hand luggage. The airline's boss, Michael O'Leary, has set the reward at 2.50 euros, equivalent to 61 crowns. The more such luggage employees detect, the more they will receive; the boss has not set any limit. The British newspaper The Guardian drew attention to the measure.
LONDON. Low-cost airline Ryanair is increasing bonuses for employees who stop passengers with too large or too many carry-on bags. “You will have to pay for the backpack,” said CEO Michael O'Leary during a press conference in London.
Ryanair hikes bonuses for staff who catch flyers' oversized bags - after denying the practice existed
Ryanair is planning to increase bonuses for staff who catch out travellers for carrying oversized bags, despite previously denying the existence of such a scheme
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