Protesters pelted Michael O'Leary, group CEO of Ryanair, with a pair of pies on Thursday. He got one to the face and one the back of the head, according to video of the incident.
Photos posted by Ryanair on the Elon Musk-owned social media platform X, formerly Twitter, showed the Ireland-based airline executive holding a spiral-bound petition with cream on his cheek and the back of his head.
One of the women involved in the incident said to him, "Stop the pollution of the f---ing planes," Sky News reported.The petition he held pertained to airspace above France and the strikes that French air traffic controllers have launched this year. The company has asked the EU Commission to "protect EU passengers and overflights" when the strikes happen so that planes can pass through the airspace.
O’Leary wanted European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to receive the petition from him while in Brussels, according to reports. Ryanair has attributed
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