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Michael O'Leary, Chief Executive of low fairs Irish airlines Ryanair holds a news conference in Brussels November 12, 2003.
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DUBLIN - Michael O'Leary expects to retire as chief executive of Irish airline Ryanair
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O'Leary has pushed out the projected date of his retirement from the helm of Europe's biggest budget carrier several times, saying last year it had become a "moveable feast."
"In two or three years' time I expect to be gone out of Ryanair," O'Leary told RTE radio, adding he would like to see the takeover of Irish rival Aer Lingus
O'Leary said earlier this month he was planning to pay substantial management bonuses in 2011 when a large capital investment programme approaches its end and possibly also end his policy of not paying any dividends around the same time.
(Reporting by Antonella Ciancio, editing by Mike Peacock)
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