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RYANAIR FULL YEAR PROFIT RISES 34% TO €1.92BN
TRAFFIC GROWS 9%TO 184M DESPITE BOEING DELAYS€700M SHARE BUYBACK ANNOUNCED Ryanair Holdings plc today (20 May) reported full-year PAT growth of 34% to €1.92bn, as traffic grew 9% to 184m passengers (23% more than pre-Covid). The Group’s industry leading cost base and increased revenues helped to offset a significantly higher fuel bill as hedged oil prices rose from $65bbl in FY23 to $89bbl in FY24. Mar. 2023 Mar. 2024 Change Customers 168.6m 183.7m +9% … more
RYANAIR LAUNCHES BUDAPEST SUMMER 2023
SCHEDULE 56 ROUTES (BELFAST NEW ROUTE) – BUDAPEST’S BIGGEST AIRLINE Ryanair, Hungary’s no.1 airline, today (24 Jan) announced its summer 23 schedule with 56 routes (1 new route to Belfast) to/from Budapest – more passengers … more
Ryanair & Shell Sign Sustainable Fuel Agreement
Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline and global energy group, Shell, today (Thurs 1 Dec.) signed a Memo of Understanding (MOU) to advance the supply of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) at over 200 Ryanair airports across Europe, … more
Ryanair Becomes First Airline In Europe To Sign Up To Citi’s New Sustainable Deposit Solution
Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline, has partnered with Citi to become the first European airline to deposit funds in its new Sustainable Deposit Solution, which launched earlier this year. This will enable Ryanair to invest excess … more
Ryanair Reports Half-Year Profits Of €1.37bn S.2022 Traffic & Fares Above S.2019 In Strong Post Covid Recovery Risk Of Covid Variants & Ukraine Overhang H2 Winter Schedules
Ryanair Holdings today (7 Nov.) reported a strong half-year after tax profit of €1.37bn, compared to a pre- Covid (FY20) H1 profit of €1.15bn, due to record Q2 traffic, strong operational reliability and robust summer … more
RYANAIR SEPTEMBER TRAFFIC GROWS 49% TO 15.9M GUESTS
Ryanair Holdings plc today (Tues, 4 Oct) released Sept. traffic statistics as follows:
Ryanair Appeals Bogus CPA Fine Calls On HU Govt. To Scrap “Excess Profits” Tax On Loss Making Airline Sector
Ryanair, Hungary’s No.1 airline, today (13th Sep) called on the Hungarian Govt to explain why its idiotic “excess profits” tax was levied on the airline industry which has reported record losses over the last 2 … more