Shugaban tashar jirgin saman Leeds-Bradford mai rahusa Jet2.com ya yi gaba da lambar sa ta Ryanair bayan da abokin hamayyarsa ya yi ikirarin cewa kamfanin na Yorkshire zai daina kasuwanci saboda hauhawar farashin mai.
Philip Meeson, shugaban kamfanin Jet2.com na Yeadon, wanda ya kasance kamfanin jiragen sama na gajeren zango na Turai a shekarar 2006 da 2007, ya ce kamfanin ya riga ya sami albarkatun mai na shekara guda a gaba.
Ya caccaki shugaban Ryanair Michael O'Leary, wanda ya bayyana a wata hira ta gidan talabijin cewa sauran kamfanonin jiragen sama masu rahusa irin su Jet2.com za su iya yin barna a cikin hunturu idan mai ya tsaya kan dala 130 kan ganga guda.
Mista Meeson ya ce: "Ba zai zama Jet2.com ba. Yi hakuri Mista O'Leary, ba kamar ka ba, Jet2.com ta sayi dukkan man fetur na wannan bazara, damina mai zuwa da kuma bazara mai zuwa a farashi mai kayatarwa. Kuma saboda mutane suna jin daɗin tashi tare da Jet2.com, muna sake samun babban shekara kuma. Fasinjojinmu na iya dogara gare mu shekaru da yawa masu zuwa. "
Mista O'Leary, wanda yake sanar da sakamakon Ryanair, ya dage kan cewa kamfanin jirgin ba zai yi karin kudin man fetur ba.
Da aka tambaye shi ko yana tunanin farashin man fetur zai tilasta wa sauran kamfanonin jiragen sama daina kasuwanci ko kuma su rungumi tsarin kasuwanci na Ryanair, Mista O'Leary ya ce: “A’a, za su ci karo da juna. Ina nufin, ko shakka babu wasu manyan kamfanonin jiragen sama a Burtaniya da Turai da suka yi asara a bara lokacin da man ya kai dala 70 ganga, za su fashe a wannan lokacin sanyi da mai kan dala 130.
"Mun riga mun gan shi tare da waɗannan kamfanonin jiragen sama na transatlantic-kawai kamar Silverjet da Eos kuma idan kun ci gaba da abin da ake kira ƙananan jiragen sama a wannan lokacin sanyi, irin su Jet2, flyglobespan, a Spain Vueling da Clickair, a Gabashin Turai SkyEurope, sannan da yawa idan ba duka wadannan ba za su lalace idan mai ya tsaya kan dala 130 kan ganga daya.”
Jet2.com yana tashi zuwa wurare sama da 40 na Turai daga sansanonin Burtaniya shida ciki har da Leeds-Bradford.
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