Brussels, 05/02/2013 (Agence Europe) - On Friday 1 February, the low-cost Irish airline, Ryanair, proposed new concessions in order to obtain European Commission approval for buying out its Aer Lingus competitor, in which it already has a 30% share (see EUROPE 10677). Ryanair is also offering €100 million to the regional British Flybe company if it agrees to take over around 43 Aer Lingus lines. It may also cede 10 Aer Lingus planes and crew to Flybe in exchange for the €100 million if...