Ryanair Discriminating against families ?

Jim Ley wrote:
> happened years ago if the shareholders had more sense and understood
> the nature of the risk rather than it being some sort of patriotic
> thing - they are now waiting and hoping for a government bail out


If you had invested your entire retirement fund into Eurotunnel,
wouldn't you actively try to fnd any solution that didn't involve you
losing your complete investment ?

It is perfectly normal for innvestors working as hard as possible to
find a solution which doesn't involve their shares becoming worthless.
And it is laudable that they rose up when they saw an apparanetly
incompetant management team and demanded they be replaced. Active
shareholders are good because they keep management accountable for their decisions.

James Robinson wrote:

> I'm not sure what record you are referring to, as the El Al 747 cargo
> flight that crashed in Amsterdam killed 47 on the ground. That's one I
> could think of off the top of my head, there might be another with even
> more fatalities.

Yep. 9/11. Almost 3000 fatalities on the ground...