New York – Several European news services are reporting that executives at Ryanair, a low cost European airline, are working on launching a transatlantic airline between Europe and “secondary” US airports serving such markets as Providence and Baltimore within a few years.
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Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary briefed reporters about such possible low-cost transatlantic tickets during a flight from Dublin to Germany. O’Leary was quoted as suggesting that a ticket to New York could cost 10 euro, or $13.45 [Reuters]
The Irish Examiner reported that the Irish airline intends to “launch services to a number of secondary airports such as Long Island in New York, Rhode Island in New England, and Baltimore.”
I never heard of this theory, that all tax dollars are being held for us in reimbursement Where does it say? All tax dollars, like in clothing, hardware, etc, etc,?
to 4:57, every tax penny will be acounted at the coming of moshiach we will hold it against them. so paying the ridcoules amount of taxes consider it a savings acount.
is there in anyway we could covince them that all yidden want to deparately go to isreal iyer hakodesh and if we are traveling in population in the high millions to get a reduced fare on top of the allready reduced fare so we can’t have any excuses and if it works out hashem will see that we mean buisness and he will provide us with the gift of moshiach omein.
I traveled Ryan Air in Europe from London. The airfares start at these low numbers but once these seats are sold they go up pretty high. Also beware of the tax, the prices are PLUS TAX. The airport was swarming with people. You have to pay for each piece of luggage. No seat assignments. It is like a BUS. You get on and you “CHAP” a seat. But it is very effieint and the “BUS” plane fills up pretty fast and off they go. FOOD and DRINKS are sold at a pretty high price. GOOD LUCK!!