<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>(MT Newswires) -- Ryanair (RYAAY) Chief Executive Officer Michael O'Leary expects airspace incursions like the Russian drone barrage over Poland on Wednesday to &#34;be an ongoing issue for all airlines for the next number of years,&#34; multiple news outlets reported Thursday.</p><p> He told shareholders Thursday the incident was a &#34;wake-up call for Europe and NATO&#34; as he called for a strong response to &#34;Russian prodding,&#34; according to the reports. The Russian drones were shot down over Poland, marking the first time a member of NATO is known to have fired shots during the Russia-Ukraine war, Reuters said.</p><p> &#34;This kind of irritant, Russia poking the bear, Russia irritating Europe, Russia playing games with Europe, will continue,&#34; O'Leary said, adding that the air carrier does not &#34;see it as a safety issue, but it's certainly a disruption issue,&#34; according to Bloomberg.</p><p> The incident cut Ryanair's on-time performance to 60% as it affected air traffic in Scandinavia, the Baltics, and Germany, Bloomberg said.</p><p>&#34;We expect more disruptions, unless the EU and the White House take some firm stick, preferably in the form of sanctions, penal sanctions, on Russia,&#34; O'Leary was quoted by Reuters as saying.</p></div></div>

瑞安航空

<p>瑞安航空首席执行官迈克尔·奥利里警告称，空域侵犯事件，如最近发生的俄罗斯无人机事件，可能会持续数年，影响所有航空公司。他将这一事件描述为欧洲和北约的警钟，呼吁对俄罗斯的挑衅采取强有力的回应。奥利里指出，尽管这些侵犯事件并未被视为安全威胁，但它们会干扰运营，瑞安航空的准时表现因此下降至 60%。他呼吁对俄罗斯实施严格制裁，以减轻未来的干扰</p>

据报道，瑞安航空首席执行官奥莱里称，空域入侵可能会持续多年