Mr. Michael Cawley

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  Responding to news that Michael Cawley, Deputy Chief Executive of Ryanair, will meet with Finance Secretary John Swinney today to ask for the Air Route Development Fund (ARDF) to be reintroduced or for a similar fund to be set up, Scottish Green Party MSP Patrick Harvie urged Mr Swinney not to give in to Ryanair's blackmail.

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  Michael Cawley Michael Cawley is the Deputy Chief Executive and Chief Operating Officer of the Europeanlow-cost airlineRyanair. He was appointed COO on January 1st2003, having served as the Chief

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  Michael Cawley
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  Michael Cawley (Deputy Chief Executive, Chief Operating Officer).Michael Cawley was appointed Deputy Chief Executive and Chief Operating Officer on January 1, 2003, having served as Chief Financial Officer and Commercial Director since February 1997.

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  Speaking in Bari Airport, Ryanair's Michael Cawley said:

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  Michael Cawley, of Ryanair, said the airline was "delighted" to announce the launch of the new bases.
  
  "Ryanair's Bari base will deliver 1.2 million passengers per annum and sustain 1,200 local jobs while our Brindisi base will deliver 650,000 passengers per annum and sustain 650 local jobs," he commented.

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  Ryanair's Michael Cawley said: "These 39 new routes are the result of the 100% discount offered by AENA on its airport charges.

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  Michael Cawley, deputy chief executive and chief operating officer for Ryanair, said on Monday that he expected the group to place the order within 18-24 months to take advantage of the weakening commercial aerospace market, reports the FT.

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  Michael Cawley Michael Cawley is the Deputy Chief Executive and Chief Operating Officer of the Europeanlow-cost airlineRyanair. He was appointed COO on January 1st2003, having served as the Chief

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  Michael Cawley is the Deputy Chief Executive and Chief Operating Officer of the European low-cost airline Ryanair.He was appointed COO on January...

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  Ryanair deputy chief executive, Michael Cawley, has confirmed that the company's Belfast flights are contingent on the airport improving its runway so that it is able to land full aeroplanes.The short runway at City means Ryanair's 189-seater planes take off with 140 passengers.
  
  Mr Cawley told the Irish Independent this week that prior to the deal that brought Ryanair to Belfast, the City Airport "gave a very clear understanding that they will improve the runway".
  
  And he warned: "You can take it that we'll review our operations if that doesn't happen".

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