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At airports. but it definitely was a problem earlier this year. again, i think people were caught out by the pace of recovery. i don't think they anticipated some of the logistical problems that they were going to face, particularly in relation to getting security clearance. and that was a major factor in the uk and most of europe. but i think these issues are largely behind us and there shouldn't be any problems in relation to the industry going forward in 2023. well, across europe, willie, if you go from the uk to the netherlands, spain and germany, there are ongoing labour problems for airl...

To the netherlands, spain and germany, there are ongoing labour problems for airlines with strikes and demands for for pay rises to well, just to help tackle the cost of living crisis, are you worried with all that disruption that. well, it'llsimply damage your industry. we've faced these challenges before, and that's why i say i think these are business as usual now. the scale is different. we've not seen the same levels of inflation for many years, and that's natural that people would want to see compensation for the inflation that they're experiencing now. but i expect these issues to be re...

VV Giri, the Bharat Ratna recipient, is fondly remembered for his contribution to Indian freedom struggle, for voicing concerns about labour law and social equality.

Ryanair, down 17% since the start of the year. and these labour problems that look like they will be sorted out anytime soon. in fact, they will be sorted out anytime soon. infact, ryanair could face major problems because a former pilot this week when a case claiming that he should be classed as an agency worker and not some employee which could throw into the air contracts that pilots are employed on that pilots are employed on that ryanair, just as this fight for talent, for pilots, intensifies around the world. absolutely, thank you very much for your time, absolutely, thank you very much ...

Transitory and actually, more recent figures that come out would seem to suggest that, these are really supply chain issues, short—term labour problems that will work themselves out over time, towards the end of the year or into next year. we will get back to inflation rate that is lower and closer to trial. that has been the bet and that is increasingly bought out by the evidence. as increasingly bought out by the evidence. �* . ., , . ., evidence. a particular sector, i want to _ evidence. a particular sector, i want to get _ evidence. a particular sector, i want to get your _ evidence. ...