article_snippet: Ryanair has backtracked on plans to develop a cheap flights to America- just days after Ryanair said Ryanair had received approval from the board.
article_snippet: On Monday, Ryanair had announced plans to run transatlantic services between key European cities and the US with one-way tickets costing from as little as £10.
article_snippet: Ryanair, Europe's largest budget airline, had announced just days ago that is was planning to develop a transatlantic service for budget passengers, with one-way tickets between the US and key European cities costing as little as $15 .
article_snippet: The sudden U-turn came after Ryanair unveiled Ryanair plan to operate budget flights to the US within five years.
article_snippet: Ryanair described Ryanair as a 'minor fault'.
article_snippet: Ryanair first mooted the idea of offering transatlantic flights back in 2008 and board approval comes after Ryanair has invested 18 months in cleaning up Ryanair image and improving customer service.
article_snippet: Last year, Mr O'Leary, told the Irish Hotels Federation conference in Meath that Ryanair would offer the $15 flights to Boston and New York.
article_snippet: Ryanair isn't the only airline to consider offering budget transatlantic flights.
article_snippet: Last summer Ryanair, Europe's largest budget carrier, launched a business class service.
highlights_snippet: Ryanair had announced plans for a service between Europe and America .
  
highlights_snippet: Ryanair claimed Ryanair would run transatlantic flights from just £10 .
  