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Airport in Radom is an investment similar to the Soviet-era: Ryanair's boss
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According to the CEO of Ryanair, Michael O'Leary, Poland should seize the opportunity and not raise route charges, despite the fact that it is done by Germany.
“Many routes are on the verge of profitability, but this is our investment. We will see if passengers will not mind paying €2 for one flight, but I think many will have…
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