British competition authorities have ordered Ryanair Ryanair activities for seven years to acquire its main Irish opponent may be a fatal blow, the ruling Aer Lingus sell their shares.
Ryan vowed on Wednesday by the UK Competition Commission's decision to appeal. Michael O'Leary, chief Ryan called it "bizarre."
Ryan ordered the Commission to reduce its 30% holding Aer Lingus% to 5% in order to eliminate it described as Ryanair's ability to "hinder or prevent" the acquisition of any other airline Aer Lingus.
Ryanair has launched three failed takeover bid, because in 2006, the Irish government privatized state-owned airline.
瑞安艾尔林 Gus's largest shareholder, the government retained a 25% stake. Government says it is willing to sell their shares, but not Ryan.
 



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