Ryanair has slammed travel agents claiming they are the "greatest deadwood" and "the costliest parasites in the travel industry".
The low-cost airline spoke out over easyJet’s announcement that it has signed deals with global distribution systems Amadeus and Galileo, claiming the move cements its position as a high-fares airline.
EasyJet yesterday became the first major low-cost carrier in Europe to make fares available via major global distribution systems. It is part of the airline's strategy to target corporate clients.
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