Etihad interested in Ryanair's Aer Lingus stake
UPDATE: Etihad Airways would be interested in taking over Ryanair's stake in Aer Lingus, its chief executive James Hogan has told Bloomberg News.
Middle Eastern carrier Etihad Airways would be interested in taking over Ryanair's stake in Aer Lingus, its chief executive James Hogan has told Bloomberg News.
Etihad, which owns three per cent of Aer Lingus already, said the company would be "very happy to have that discussion".
"Dublin is a strong, profitable route for us and we're very keen to strengthen our partnership there."
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