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Will Islip Macarthur Airport become Ryanair's trans-atlantic hub by the end of 2009?
Current forecast: 30% chance 
Combining all predictions, the current forecast is that this is 30% likely to happen (unchanged in last 1 day)
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Initial likelihoods: Yes: 30%
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Created Sun 30th Mar 9:42am PDT by ryanj
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Suspend date: Thu 31st Dec 2009 11:59pm PST (1 year to go)
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score: 10
MarketWatch 1 day ago
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Ryanair Holdings on Monday made a fresh attempt to buy Aer Lingus for half the price that its Irish rival rejected two years ago. Ryanair (RYAAY:RYAAYNews, chart, profile, moreLast: Delayed
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MarketWatch 1 day ago
Ryanair (RYAAY:RYAAYNews, chart, profile, moreLast: Delayed quote dataAnalyst Create alertInsider Discuss Financials Sponsored by:, , ) (UK:RYA: news, chart, profile) is making a 1.40 euros a share bid for Aer
score: 10
Telegraph 4 days ago
Ryanair has cancelled all its flights in and out of Newquay until further notice after the airport announced that it would be closed for at least three weeks in December. The
score: 10
Globe Investor 4 days ago
decade of calling European transportation officials 'wankers,' journalists 'mutton heads,' environmentalists 'half-witted loons,' and slagging competitors as 'bastards,' Ryanair chief executive officer Michael O'Leary decided he was bored. The airline's
score: 10
BBC 5 days ago
Airline Ryanair has described Cornwall County Council as 'Keystone cops' over Newquay Airport and has cancelled its services from 1 December. All airlines' flights have been stopped for three weeks in December
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