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Upbeat Air-Cargo Demand Bodes Well for Airlines: An Analysis
02:17pm, Friday, 11'th Jun 2021
In the face of weak passenger revenues, carriers are focusing on cargo revenues to drive their top lines.
Ryanair CEO: Travel Restrictions for Vaccinated Should be Lifted
12:18pm, Friday, 11'th Jun 2021
Jun.11 -- Ryanair Holdings CEO Michael O'Leary discusses his call for the U.K. government to lift restrictions on travel for vaccinated people, and the forced landing of a Ryanair jetliner by Belar
Ryanair and British Airways could be sued for refusing refunds
06:50am, Wednesday, 09'th Jun 2021
Britain's antitrust regulator is investigating whether Ryanair and British Airways broke the law by refusing to refund customers for flights that they could not legally take during coronavirus lockdow
EC court upholds Ryanair challenge against German state aid for Condor
05:46am, Wednesday, 09'th Jun 2021
Europe's second-highest court on Wednesday backed Ryanair's challenge against German state aid granted to virus-hit German charter airline Condor.
British Airways and Ryanair face action over COVID-19 flight refunds
03:45am, Wednesday, 09'th Jun 2021
British Airways and Ryanair PLC (LON:RYA) face possible action from the UK competition watchdog over failing to offer refunds for flights cancelled due to Coronavirus (COVID-19). The UK's two leading
British Airways and Ryanair facing action over COVID-19 flight refunds
03:17am, Wednesday, 09'th Jun 2021
British Airways and Ryanair PLC (LON:RYA) are both facing possible action from the UK competition watchdog over failing to offer refunds for flights cancelled due to Covid-19. The UK's two leading air
UK launches action against Ryanair and BA over refunds
02:35am, Wednesday, 09'th Jun 2021
LONDON (Reuters) -Britain's competition authority said on Wednesday it was investigating whether Ryanair and British Airways had broken consumer law by failing to offer refunds for flights customers c
Can Southwest Airlines and Ryanair Save the Boeing 737 MAX?
09:07am, Saturday, 05'th Jun 2021
The world's two largest low-cost airlines are buoying Boeing's 737 MAX order book. But the 737 MAX needs to find much broader acceptance to succeed.
Ryanair and EasyJet bosses angry at Portugal's amber rating
04:45am, Friday, 04'th Jun 2021
Airlines bosses have reacted with anger to the decision by the UK government to remove Portugal from the green list of countries that can be visited without quarantine. Michael O'Leary, Ryanair PLC's
Ryanair CEO sees unrestricted UK-European travel from July
04:05am, Friday, 04'th Jun 2021
The chief executive of airline Ryanair expects there to be unrestricted movement between Europe and Britain from July onwards, taking an optimistic position despite Britain's move to further limit tra
Ryanair says it may not take first 737 MAX until after summer
11:42am, Thursday, 03'rd Jun 2021
Ryanair may decline to accept delivery of its first Boeing 737 MAX until after the summer but has not made a final decision, a senior executive said on Thursday.
Ryanair, Wizz Air carry more passengers but want restrictions to ease
04:33am, Wednesday, 02'nd Jun 2021
An easing of travel restrictions is starting to show through in passenger numbers though airlines are still being cautious about calling a recovery. Ryanair PLC (LON:RYA) said it carried 1.8mln passen
Ryanair: Liquidity Set To Propel Stock Forward As Pandemic Restrictions Ease
10:38am, Thursday, 27'th May 2021
A liquid balance sheet has allowed the company to survive the pandemic whilst subsequently expanding on market share. European cyclical stocks are a hot commodity at the moment due to stimulus expecta
Some carriers are rerouting planes after 'state-sponsored hijacking' of Ryanair flight
12:41pm, Monday, 24'th May 2021
Some international airlines have started to avoid Belarus air space after a Ryanair flight from Greece to Lithuania was forced to land in the country and a passenger — a dissident journalist — arr
Ryanair CEO says Belarus plane grounding was 'state-sponsored piracy'
07:17am, Monday, 24'th May 2021
"This was a case of state-sponsored hijacking ... state-sponsored piracy," O'Leary told Irish Newstalk radio on Monday.
