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Ryanair has announced the possibility of freezing employee salaries as fuel prices are projected to rise significantly. The airline estimates that fuel costs could increase by €2 billion by 2028, linking this rise to the ongoing conflict involving the US and Israel in Iran.
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Ryanair has announced the possibility of freezing employee salaries as fuel prices are projected to rise significantly. The airline estimates that fuel costs could increase by €2 billion by 2028, linking this rise to the ongoing conflict involving the US and Israel in Iran.
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Ryanair may freeze workers' pay as fuel prices spike
Ryanair warns of potential pay freeze due to rising fuel costs