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Ryanair's (RYAAY) Q3 fiscal 2022 results are hurt by Omicron-induced travel restrictions in December. However, significant improvement in traffic boosts revenues.

Ryanair Holdings plc. (RYAAY) CEO Michael O'Leary on Q3 2022 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Ryanair expects huge pent-up demand to lead to strong summer trading with higher ticket prices if the recovery is not thrown off course by a new COVID variant, Group Chief Executive Michael O''Leary said on Monday.

Ryanair Holdings press release (RYAAY): FQ3 GAAP EPS of -0.085.Revenue of 1.47B (+330.8% Y/Y).Q3 traffic rebounded strongly by 286% from 8.1M to 31.1M.The outlook for pricing and

Ryanair Holdings Plc (NASDAQ: RYAAY) on Monday said its net loss came in lower-than-expected for the fiscal third quarter. Share still slipped 5.0% on weak guidance and revenue that missed estimates.

Ryanair profits to hit £1 billion next year

Ryanair could base up to 20 planes in Ukraine over the next few years if Russia does not invade and if airports there offer attractive enough deals, Group Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said on Monda

Neil Sorahan, CFO for Ryanair Group, joins CNBC's 'Squawk Box' to break down travel demand in 2022 and more.

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news Bank of England poised to raise interest rates on Thursday as high inflation takes toll Ryanair is also hoping it may be able to lift fares this summer, pointing out that its rivals have cut capacity in the pandemic. Reuters explains: Ryanair Chief Financial Officer Neil Sorahan told Reuters in an interview that the fact so many rivals were cutting capacity compared to pre-COVID levels meant there absolutely could be upward pressure on fares. He added that if Ryanair did need to cut fares to stimulate demand, its relatively large fuel hedging position means it is in a much better position than rivals to do so. The outlook for pricing and yields for the remainder of FY22 is hugely uncertain. This outturn is hugely sensitive to any further positive or negative Covid news flow and so we would caution all shareholders to expect further Covid disruptions before we here in Europe and the rest of the world can finally declare that the Covid crisis is behind us.

Ryanair has told shareholders to expect further Covid-related disruption after the omicron variant severely damaged its peak Christmas and New Year bookings.

Ryanair slashed losses in the final quarter of 2021 but the emergence of the Omicron variant cut into the normally busy winter holiday travel season, the no-frills airline said Monday.

Ryanair Holdings PLC (LSE:RYA) reported a much-improved loss for the festive quarter but cautioned investors to "expect further Covid disruptions" as bookings in December and January were hit by the

Ryanair reported a loss of 96 million euros ($107 million) for the final three months of 2021 and warned it would continue to need to discount fares in the coming months.

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