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Copenhagen Still Not Fully Recovered Post-Covid Increased Charges Further Damage Tourism Recovery & Future Growth Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (21 Jun) called on Copenhagen Airport to introduce lower airport charges that would drive much needed post-Covid tourism recovery and growth for Copenhagen over the next 5 years. Copenhagen has become an outlier in the EU, as well as within Denmark, with its traffic recovery lagging far behind its regional counterparts like Aalborg (+25%), Aarhus … more

Following thousands of job losses across the Irish tech sector in recent months, Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, announced today (22nd June) that it is seeking to fill over 100 highly skilled and specialist tech roles … more

CUSTOMER SCRATCHCARD SALES SUPPORT CHARITY DONATION Ryanair, Europe’s no. 1 airline recently (05 June) donated €40,000 to its charity partner, Fundação do Gil, in support of the organisation’s invaluable work with children. Ryanair has been … more

VERKÄUFE VON RUBBELLOSEN UNTERSTÜTZEN WOHLTÄTIGE SPENDE  Ryanair, Europas Fluggesellschaft Nr. 1, spendete kürzlich (25. Mai) 20.000 Euro an ihren Charity-Partner KINDERHILFE e.V., um die wertvolle Arbeit der Organisation mit Kindern zu unterstützen. Ryanair arbeitet seit … more

Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (8th Jun) announced 200 weekly flights and 17 new routes to/from Albania as part of its Winter ‘23 schedule, including Edinburgh, London Stansted and Manchester routes for UK holidaymakers. Albania … more

RELEASE DAA LANDS FOR TEMP CAR PARKS THIS SUMMER AT DUB AIRPORT Ryanair, Ireland’s largest airline, today (9th June) called on the DAA monopoly to stop gaming the regulatory system to obtain more unjustified price … more

Ryanair Holdings Plc today (7th June) confirmed that the US Class Action launched by the City of Birmingham Pension Fund in Nov 2018, has been settled following recent mediation between the parties. This settlement came … more