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Belarusian officials have been accused of forcing the Ryanair flight to land in order to arrest Protasevich, who is wanted in his home country.

Ryanair is to add 24 new routes from German airports for the summer season as it ramps up capacity after COVID-19 groundings.

Ryanair (RYAAY) announces Teesside-Faro flights as part of its UK Summer 2021 Schedule, following UK government's relaxation on travel to green listed countries.

Europe's second-highest court on Wednesday backed Lufthansa's challenge against EU-approved state aid for Frankfurt's Hahn airport which benefitted its rival Ryanair.

Europe's second-highest court on Wednesday upheld Ryanair's fight against billions of euros in state aid granted to its rivals KLM and TAP but dismissed its challenge to a 10-billion-euro ($12.2 billi

Ryanair Holdings' (RYAAY) CEO Mike O'Leary on Full Year 2021 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Ryanair's (RYAAY) Q4 results are hurt by significant decline in revenues due to coronavirus-induced disruptions to air-travel demand.

Airline industry executives are cautiously optimistic that Europe's accelerated vaccine rollout will allow travel restrictions to be lifted and spur a strong rebound in trips to the continent this sum

Ryanair Holdings plc (LON: RYA) swung to a sizeable loss in fiscal 2021 as the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic continued to weigh on traffic. The budget air carrier also warned that passenger number will

Ryanair slumped to its biggest annual loss in its 35-year history, but it said it is likely to break even in the coming year, as COVID-19 vaccination programs help ease travel restrictions

May.17 -- Michael O'Leary, chief executive officer at Ryanair Holdings Plc., discusses the summer travel season in Europe, vaccinations in the region and the company's balance sheet.

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Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary warns there is likely to be significant upward price pressure on holiday accommodation and flights in Europe later this year.

Ryanair PLC (LON:RYA) said bookings have picked up recently and it expects air travel to start to recover from the second hold of this year. “If, as is presently predicted, most European populations

Michael O'Leary, CEO of Ryanair, said the budget airline could be looking at a "very strong" second quarter as vaccinations continue and Covid-19 restrictions are eased.