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Here's Why You Should Keep Ryanair (RYAAY) in Your Portfolio
02:18pm, Monday, 05'th Sep 2022
Upbeat air-traffic supports growth at Ryanair (RYAAY). High fuel costs are, however, denting the bottom line.
Ryanair: Strong Results In August
05:25pm, Friday, 02'nd Sep 2022
Despite the cancellation of thousands of flights, the company recorded a record number of passengers in August (even versus the pre-COVID-19 level). It reported a strong load factor reaching 96% capa
Ryanair flies record 17mln passengers in August
10:40am, Friday, 02'nd Sep 2022
Ryanair Holdings PLC (LSE:RYA) reported record passenger numbers in August despite airport disruptions, keeping to its goal to grow faster in a recession. Nearly 17mln people flew with the airline la
Ryanair passenger numbers hit new all-time high in August
02:16am, Friday, 02'nd Sep 2022
Ryanair in August flew a record number of passengers for the fourth month in a row as it continued to consolidate its position as Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers.
Ryanair boss ‘hopeful but not certain' of a return to pre-pandemic profit
07:14am, Wednesday, 31'st Aug 2022
Europe's largest budget airline Ryanair could be in a good position going forward, as passengers trade down to low-cost services, according to chief executive officer Michael O'Leary. Although the air
Ryanair 'hopeful' of hitting 1 billion euro profit this year - CEO
11:32am, Tuesday, 30'th Aug 2022
Ryanair is hopeful of earning an after-tax profit of more than 1 billion euros this year, a return to pre-COVID profitability, but it is not certain, Group Chief Executive Michael O'Leary told Reuters
Boeing customer Ryanair says MAX 10 won't be certified by year-end
11:29am, Tuesday, 30'th Aug 2022
Boeing appears to have accepted it will not be able to certify its MAX 10 aircraft by a year-end deadline but it remains possible that U.S. lawmakers could extend the deadline, major customer Ryanair
Europe short-haul aviation won't match pre-COVID peak before 2025 - Ryanair CEO
11:21am, Tuesday, 30'th Aug 2022
Europe's short-haul aviation market is unlikely to return to its pre-pandemic peak during the next two years due to high energy costs and the resultant economic shock, Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary sai
Ryanair CEO says recovery remains fragile, risks remain
09:55am, Tuesday, 30'th Aug 2022
Ryanair is continuing to experience a very strong recovery but it remains fragile and could be knocked off course by external developments, Group Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said on Tuesday.
Ryanair (RYAAY) Ups FY23 Traffic View Post UK Capacity Boost
05:18pm, Tuesday, 23'rd Aug 2022
Ryanair (RYAAY) expects to carry a total of 166.5 million passengers on its flights for fiscal 2023.
No more $10 flights: Budget airline Ryanair says ticket prices will have to rise
09:15am, Thursday, 11'th Aug 2022
The CEO of Ryanair, Europe's biggest airline by passenger numbers, says the era of super cheap air travel is over.
No more €10 flights, says Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary
06:11am, Thursday, 11'th Aug 2022
Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has signalled an end to the era of €10 flights, stating that average fares on the Irish budget carrier would rise to roughly €50 (£42.20) over the next five years. Sp
Ryanair expects zero disruption from Spanish cabin crew strikes
09:14am, Tuesday, 09'th Aug 2022
Ryanair said on Tuesday it expects to incur no disruptions to its daily flight schedule in August or September from planned weekly strikes by some of its Spanish cabin crew.
Ryanair fined €765,000 by Hungary for raising prices to cover tax increases
08:40am, Monday, 08'th Aug 2022
Budget airline Ryanair Holdings PLC (LSE:RYA) has been fined €765,000 for raising ticket prices in response to the Hungarian government's tax on "extra profits" of airlines, banks, and other indus
Ryanair to appeal against Hungary's 'baseless' consumer protection fine
07:37am, Monday, 08'th Aug 2022
Budget airline Ryanair said it would appeal to the courts after Hungary fined it for passing on the cost of a special business tax, worth 800 billion forints ($2.1 billion) in total, following a consu
