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Michael O'Leary Why Ryanair will not base aircraft in France
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- čas přidán 25. 02. 2017
- Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary speaking at Paris Air Forum talks about the airline's testy relationship with France, June 24, 2016
In the UK, air traffic control is strongly unionised and it works fine. We havent had industrial action in over 40 years, and the union gets us good pay deals and protects our Ts&Cs. Places like France seems to strike every other week like it's normal, but it's not the concept of unionisation that's specifically the problem.
If the Unions are not specifically the problem, who is? The worker? With my limited disinterest in politics and knowledge in mind; how does the French Air Traffic Control worker weild the legal power to strike, well, via the union... Ergo... The union is in fact the problem, thus the concept is questionable.
No just the problem French lazy
@@markmitchell2658 They are so lazy that their country is still one of the richest of the world, they have a high productivity and they have a GDP similar to the UK's one...ignorance is not like cancer, you can cure it.
That aged well didn’t it
@@Ecthaelyon so because some specific unions act unreasonably, unionism is bad? Some companies act badly and have too much power, so the entire concept of capitalism should be abolished?
I would like to see this guy run the country
Good to hear him calling out the bolshevik French air traffic controllers and making the case to replace them when they decide to take a day off.
What does Bolshevism mean?
@@Hellomynameis93 Strictly speaking, “Bolshevik” is “the majority” and is the opposite of “Menshevik” (“minority”). The terms originate in the divisions within the pre revolutionary “Russian Social Democratic Labour Party” of the early 20th c. Lenin was the leader of the hard line revolutionary faction of what had been a party much like many other moderate socialist European “Social Democratic Labour” movements (including eg the British Labour Party). After that faction won a number of (but not all) votes on key doctrinal issues, Lenin’s faction capitalised on that by renaming themselves “the majority” with the inference that anyone who opposed them was in the minority (Mensheviks). It was pretty typical of Lenin’s single minded ruthlessness. The name stuck - deliberately - with the Leninist faction which led the 1917 revolution and which subsequently became the Russian Communist Party. “Bolshevik” was subsequently adopted as a synonym for “Communist” in many western countries - usually pejoratively, perhaps because the foreign, hard edged “Bolshevik” seemed more threatening than “Communist” with its unthreatening association (in most European languages) with words like “community”.
He knows his stuff and has destroyed the BA LUFTHANSA etc monopolies down. If we're going to be European then we need to come together.
see u in durban ..i know see u later
? Who wants to be European? Not us 🏴
He either knows bugger all, or he's a liar.
You just have to love, how he tells it like it is!!!
Still think that now in October 2017... arrogant capitalist !!!
@@LondonLadsArtWhere are the communists thriving?
@@LondonLadsArt Better than being a begrudging socialist loser
but I like how straight forward he is
And everyone thinks he is stupid, smart man who says it like it is, ruthless too but that's the world off business unfortunately
Literally nobody ever thought him to be stupid.
@@effortlessly_ineffable Agreed, what many don't release is he is also a campaigner of climate change and has ensured the Ryanair has been carbon natural for the late decade. A man before his times.
@@MrTuxy you mean climax change
This never gets old
7 years later and French ATC still striking just because there's a '-di' in the day...
Finally a CEO speaks sense!
I actually love Ryan Air, I don't understand the hate. They're on time, have new aircraft, cheap AF, staff are fine, they even have good coffee now and I can pay €10 to take 2 bags on the plane.
It's also refreshing to see someone being unashamedly capitalist and pro free market.
The free market has taken billions of people out of poverty in the last 50 years, not socialism, not unions, not communism. CAPITALISM.
People should openly support it more often.
They cut corners. I took a flight staffed by 12 year olds and they all looked very nervos.
@@celtspeaksgoth7251 What corners do they cut? As I say, on time, clean, good coffee, new planes.
What else do you want?
Perhaps you're from the US where cabin crew are all middle aged 🤡🤡🤡
So what you want, is the right to axploit your employees, any way you see fit. Unions are not the enemies of companies. They are partners. We do not want Reaganism, or Thatcherism in Europe.
He is right about pilot fatigue.
How contradicting. In another interview he mentioned that pilot fatigue was virtually non-existent.
Where is the contradiction? He says the same in the video
This aged well considering there are still french air traffic control strikes.
At least they don't grovel or touch their caps like the down trodden Brits.
They sorted out their class system years ago....it was called the guillotine!
"People like working for us" Oh is that why the average pilot stays with Ryanair for 4 years? Is that why more than 100 pilots recently changed to Norwegian?
laurin schaller he still has many pilots many who work for private forms independent of Ryanair do I don't think he cares
haley smith of course he has to care. Right now Ryanair has a pilot shortage and Norwegian already took 100+ pilots from them by offering them a more attractive salary. Ryanair is loosing pilots at a bigger rate than they can hire new ones. You cant expand like that. The people that start working for Ryanair are young pilots who want a typerating and a enough hours so they can apply to other airlines. Once they have that they leave.
laurin schaller Norwegian is sooo much better than Ryanair
Norwegian air as a company is not viable.
At some point it is going to have real financial trouble. It is not making money and the markets will call its bluff at some point.
A business can be run on loses.
@@LaurinSchaller ...aaand Norwegian is hardly staying above the water while Ryanair goes on...wonder where those 100 pilots will go when they go under. Of course if you charge more for the ticket, you van pay workers more...but will you get enough customers? That is the question now...
19 hours a week? 5 days on with a minimum duty of 10 hrs makes that at least a 50 hour week. He never includes duty time. Clever PR.
So much sense from him
We love you Michael
Watching this in 2017 after Macron was elected . . . Mr. O’Leary, France listened.
Not sure this aged well...
@@Paudyyy Your comment aged well...
Well said! This guy hits the nail on the head more often than not.
This is ageing horribly for O'Leary. Happy staff, no need for unions? Chickens really came home to roost for you
Of course not. France is in chaos. Look, how Paris looks like, the streets in the center. Worked in Ryanair Stansted 2005-20010, very efficient management. In my opinion Michael O'Leary should become the Boss of European Parlament, he would rescue EU from complete chaos and dawnfall.
He is right
i love him
Love him in October 2017 still, lol
@@LondonLadsArt Love him in 2021 too. He has single handedly tuned around climate change for the better.
O'Leary cares about himself and not the workers
Like most big corporation owners.
I like this fella, no bullshit.......
Irritating at times but lives totally in the real world.
Great Businessman and company.
Seven year old interview. It hasn't aged well.
Sometimes O'Leary nails it. A shrewd operator & why is he non-union? Well its not the salary. He charges all for training especially when he gets a new fleet. Thats from external to all internal plane crew (Pilots &Cabin Crews). Funnily then all are better trained than most airlines. In running SwineAir he has costs to a minimum. Also he benefitted from French rural towns from paying him to fly tourists to rural areas, attract home owners from overseas & benefit the local economy. Savvy business sense. I do also agree with his point on French Traffic Controllers. This could be avoided if their Airforce with control of the central French Air Corridor opened this for commercial flights when such strikes hit. That he did not say
Great insights!
Try worked ng for his company.....
GOLDEN WORDS
Is this Paul from Australia? Michelle's brother?
@@joebyrne5277 no mste
@@paulvassallo8315 👍👍
He’s my hero. I hate low cost stuff but I’m almost tempted to work for Ryanair lol
Lol work there first and then come back and see what u think
Ryanair destroyed the mystique of flight. No glamour anymore.
@@celtspeaksgoth7251And in doing so they opened up travel for those who only could dream about foreign vacations before. However, your premise is inaccurate; the glamour was already long gone.
@@celtspeaksgoth7251 You're still free to fly British Airways or KLM and experience the mystique of getting a free bag of peanuts.
Why was what he said at 1:32 cut🤔 must pay what?
Your tax in Ireland
Love this guy
People work for you because there is a tremendous turnover and also is pilot factory. Not because they like it.
Thatcher privatised water , gas , electricity and the railways , we are now reaping the benefits .
Well said
he's right
Go talk to a pilot.
@@daikucoffee5316 why?
Man speaks the truth
Love this guy's truth telling but most trashy people love liars.
So when Ryan air gets cancelled it's usually because some entitled Union is striking?
I have quite a lot of time for Mr O'Leary.
However, his claims about low productivity in France are, sadly, completely ignorant nonsense.
French workers have very high productivity. Compared to the UK, France could take Friday off every week, and still produce more....
Who the fuck raised you thinking that such a fucking asswipe of a claim does not have to be backed by a legitimate source? Fucking donkey
Daaaaaaaaaaaamn that was awesome
Yes you like free movement of people around Europe Michael because they can work for you and you can pay them peanuts.
mrnatty122 you nob he pays them better then most airline it’s a good airline you get what you pay for I remember living in the Uk and trying to fly home on holiday would cost you €500 to €800 and that was pound stirring and you got just the same.now I can fly to the uk for about a €9.95 So but take your head out of your ass and look at what he did other wise if he was not there you would be paying lots more to travel even if you don’t travel with his airline it’s because of hem you can fly for a lot less try think about and see can you work it out or at you that stupid lol
Tax treaties specify that there will be no double taxation. Hence if taxed at the highest rate in ireland the lower tax rate in france will be nulled (credited as paid).
Ryanair is scared of unions.....
beck john which business isn't it drives up costs
They aren't scared of unions. He lays it out in very simple terms why they are no good. He's correct.
He is wrong
'People like working for us'. Really? If your employees are anything like your customers they are really only with you because of money/cost and no other reason, Michael.
That's business and is his only focus.
Its not only cost that i use Ryanair,it's sometime down to schedules and destinations,as are all low cost airlines
We pay them well😂
"People like working for us"
I think he means people hate working for them, easy mistake
He’s a clever guy and knows his stuff ex accountant so he has a sound knowledge of finances
Yeah he was so good at it he stopped 😂
140 to 170 thousand euro's. That's a lot. I'm not saying they are not worth it, they are but it is a lot discounting that.
Wow, pilots are absolutely raking it in for working half the time of the average worker per week. Almost in the top 1% of Irish earners for 19 hours a week of flying, not bad........
unless you are working thanks for that london cotswold i dont who is on my side
Should Run for Taoiseach
Productivity is appalling in France.
I don't want mass immigration Michael. I don't want the demographics of my country to change. I will pay a little more for flights to secure this
Fascinating *story* telling. Yes, just a *story* .
I love that guy. No bollocks, say it how it is. As I ran my business. I worked my staff hard but paid 20% over the odds and has a very efficient business NO wateage
The Roy Keane of aviation. Says what he thinks...and is correct.
What's improved in the UK since Brexit.....downward spiral......again you were wrong St Michael...!!
Where's your interview?
Seems like: The French want us to emply our people in France and we wont get cheap taxes.
Ryanair is all about paying low salaries and low taxes and that is not possible in France. I think that we need a law in Europe that says that the crew must be employed where the aircraft has its base.
TeXoN 100k per year is quite nice salary.
oh common you know they don't like working for Ryanair they're actually quite nervous
Bollocks!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
"we pay well..."
"18 hours per week..."
like Hitler, he keeps talking until the other party gives up and agrees to invade poland, france, russia etc...which is preferable to continuing the conversation..like Trump in that respect...
Withdrawal of labour is the only way to sort him out..
your view of ww2 is so typical of the propaganda bullshit we have had to put up with for the last 70 years! i suggest you read some REAL history and not bias state approved fairytales!
What? Haha
Spot on comment about the French not wanting to work, sick men of Europe, bloody disgrace.
Well paid my arse
and he is a remainer. Go figure!
His calculations on Income tax liabilities are wrong ; tax paid in one country is deductible from what is owed in the country of residence. Tax is declared in EU in the country of residence, and income tax is not cumulated between two countries as he says. Certain other taxes may be charged though ....like CSG in france fro example.
SAVAGE
Good manners and politeness costs nothing unfortunately the staff mimic there leader rude and arrogant! They must be desperate to work for this airline & the airline must be desperate to employ such individuals to work for them
John Boyle you get what you pay for yuh bloody idiot
bansheewhiskey oh dear! what stone have you crawled out from under? I'm guessing your a Ryan air employee or some equally backward individual
yuh don't get the luxury of kindness on a bus do ya so why pay bus money(relatively) and expect them to care about being kind to you. if you dont like them then fly emirates or get your own plane and crew, cause they sure don't care if you like the service or not ryanair only transport passengers from point a to point b. deal with it ya twat
Hey mick the marginal rate of tax including Prsi and USC is 52%, I respect you as a business person but please stop spreading misinformation about Irish tax , finally you do not pay top rate tax at 35k.....it would be double that figure for a single paye tax payer
Cattle truck airline it's ok if your prepared to be treated like cattle. After standing in the open getting soaking wet waiting to get on the plane I hung my rather expensive lightweight jacket on a piece of plastic trim in front of me to dry, an ignorant air steward came along and told me I couldn't hang it there he promptly took it screwed it up and stuffed it in the overhead locker and closed the locker door trapping the sleeve. 😡 Needles to say I was not happy and decided never to travel with this carrier again.
Ahhhh Diddums
awwww, poor snow flake.
Yes, there are safety standards on a plane, which require all loose objects to be stowed in the overhead compartment. If your feelings were hurt because of that, take your pacifier and go cry to mommy. And I hope you get seriously hurt in the head by a flying jacket next time you are in a serious turbulence. I would really hate to work in a customer service, dealing with the crybabies like you on a daily basis. Boohoo, mean lady took my jacket away because it's dangerous...geez, a five year old is more grown up...
Excellent , sensible , clear , irritating guy .
An Irish Donald Trump.
First
The problem with France, its full of French poeple.....😂😂😂🇫🇷
so let's gets this right
.. you would have and you would welcome people being able to be resident in France - presumably benefitting from any benefits the French state might offer ( health etc police - u name it ) but the French government doesn't get a penny from them ????
the frogs have got their heads screwed on , it seems we in the UK haven't
I know dozens and dozens and dozens of Ryanair cabin crew who live about ten miles from Stansted , small town called bishops Stortford ...i had presumed they were paying UK income tax - but nope it seems...not a penny.
again benefiting from the services the UK state offers with out paying a single penny ...Ireland meanwhile takes the lot , no wonder so many Irish politicians love the EU. ..
You're just a moron.
This is the guy who charged wheelchair users extra to fly on his planes.
He didn't charge me extra. they gave me a special seat and strapped me to a wing. nothing like a good blow job at 500 mph.
Idk why but I feel like he just acts professional but he really isn't
Yeah crap airline worse service and to listen to him you'd think it was the best. Kissed the Blarney Stone from an early age. If he cancels people's holidays in 2019 like he said Ryanair planes should be banned from all UK airports and airspace.
That's not what he's saying at all. He's saying that unless the UK government negotiates access to Open Skies beyond 2019 (without which there will be NO flights between the UK and Europe) from September 2018 (when Ryanair will buy the slots for summer 2019) the airline will HAVE to cancel summer flights. It can't be expected to pay for slots the UK government doesn't have the foresight to protect during the Brexit negotiations.
John Boyle call it what you want but without ryanair you would pay at least double on every flight you take.
I very much doubt the world will come to a crashing end and fares will double if Ryan air go elsewhere after Brexit, in fact with his arrogant attitude the world would be a better place without him and his crappy airline
John Boyle I didn't mean they will double as there are other budget airlines like easyjet which operate out of the UK, just that ryanair were the first and really brought down the cost of flights in Europe.
I have flown hundreds of times with Ryanair and close to as often with EasyJet. There is no question Ryanair are better and also significantly cheaper. I was in Copenhagen a few years ago, 3 days before Christmas with EasyJet. There was some snow in England so flights were delayed. At midnight my flight disappeared from the board, there was nobody there from EasyJet. It cost me £2000 to get home, I have never got a penny back. I have had numerous flights with EasyJet delayed from 1 to 5 hours. I have only ever had one Ryanair flight delayed.
hahah your airline is just a mess now ! are you playing smart now ? wht do you say about all your cancellations ? HUH ?
2% of total flights is not much at all. Considering how many flights they actually have, proportionally speaking, they aren't cancelling very many. And if yours is cancelled, they will have another one very shortly before or after, with cheap fares, it's easy to rebook. But idiots like you are incapable of thinking that deeply, and that's a personal, unfixable issue.
Exactly. Average flight price is something like 50 euros.
Faux
Non cest vrai
He's talking pure bollox
I loathe this “man”
Oh, to be honest I am not really eager to see planes piloted by low fuel league participants over my city. Thanks for your fox news style political analysis though
We need to minimise flying until the technology is there to avoid the burning of fossil fuels. All the logical business talk in the world won't save the fact that carbon dioxide causes climate change.
Climate change is caused by the earth rotation. Axis changing . It's a scam.
Plant life depend on it just look at any roadside verges, climate change is bull s**t remember no trees or plant life then no human life why do you think countries like Africa struggle please educate yourself on Earths nature !
He is brilliant says like it is no bull shit a typical Irish way of looking on life.