Ryanair's one millionth passenger, who claims the airline reneged on a prize of free flights for life, is suing the low fares airline for damages.
Nine years after the free flights began, Ms O'Keeffe said the airline began restricting her flights. Ryanair claims there was no contract and that the flights were a gift.
Jane O'Keeffe from Leopardstown Heights, Dublin, claimed in the High Court today that when she protested to Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary he was hostile, bullying and aggressive.
Ms O'Keeffe was awarded the prize in 1988.
