The Aer Lingus Chief Executive has reiterated that shareholders should reject Ryanair’s third attempt to buy the Irish airliner. Chief Executive Christoph Mueller reportedly sent a memo to staff outlining the history of those three attempts by Ryanair, as well as the current bid under investigation by the European Commission. Ryanair has reportedly submitted a “remedy package” to the Commission. The investigation is scheduled for completion by February 27, according to reports.
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