Ryanair's Callaghan to quit in April

Just one day after route development chief Bernard Berger announced his intention to quit the airline, Ryanair's head of legal affairs Jim Callaghan informed the airline of his intended departure at the end of April. Mr. Callaghan is understood to be leaving for a position with a long haul airline outside of Europe. He will remain with Ryanair up to the end of April to facilitate the transfer of his workload.

During his tenure with Ryanair, Mr. Callaghan has led several high profile cases including the Charleroi debacle and the Aer Lingus bids.