Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (26 Nov) has launched another massive ‘Cyber Week’ sale with 250,000 seats now on sale from just €9.99 for travel between December and February, which must be booked by midnight tonight (23:59hrs Tuesday).
This amazing seat sale marks day 3 of Ryanair’s ‘Cyber Week’ sale, offering customers 10 consecutive days of fantastic sales on the Ryanair.com website – where the lowest fares in Europe are about to get even lower.
Ryanair’s Alejandra Ruiz said:
“It’s day 3 of our week-long ‘Cyber Week’ seat sale and the deals are getting even better, with 250,000 seats on sale now from just €9.99 for travel between December and February, which must be booked by midnight tonight (23:59hrs Tuesday).
We have 10 days of amazing deals on the Ryanair.com website, offering customers the lowest fares in Europe, with even bigger savings. Customers should keep an eye on Ryanair.com for the latest daily offers – where the lowest fares in Europe are about to get even lower.
And the best bit is, flying with Ryanair is not just great for saving pennies but emissions too! Cyber week customers look forward to flying on the lowest fares, and with the greenest/cleanest major airline in Europe, with the lowest CO2 emissions.”
Ryanair’s ‘Cyber Week’ Sale Day 2: €30 Off Return Flights For Summer 2020
25 Nov 2019
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (25 Nov) launched a massive Summer sale, with €30 off return flights from April-September 2020 on its European network.
This amazing seat sale marks day 2 of Ryanair’s ‘Cyber Week’ sale, offering customers 10 consecutive days of fantastic sales on the Ryanair.com website.
These amazing Summer sale seats must be booked by midnight tonight (23:59hrs Monday). Customers should keep an eye on Ryanair.com for the latest daily offers – where the lowest fares in Europe are about to get even lower.
Ryanair’s Alejandra Ruiz said:
“The temperature has dropped and so have our fares as we launch day 2 of our exciting ‘Cyber Week’ seat sale. We have 10 days of amazing deals on the Ryanair.com website, offering customers the lowest fares in Europe, with even bigger savings.
Today we have €30 off return flights for travel from April to September 2020, which are only available until midnight tonight. Customers should log on to Ryanair.com to bag a bargain break today – and look forward to flying with the greenest/cleanest major airline in Europe, with the lowest CO2 emissions.”
Ryanair Celebrates Over 300,000 Erasmus Student Network Bookings
21 Nov 2019
Erasmus Students Saved Over €10m So Far With Ryanair
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (20 Nov) celebrated over 300,000 bookings by Erasmus Student Network members on its exclusive platform, at its latest student mobility event in Bucharest.
Delivered as part of Ryanair’s “Always Getting Better” programme, this partnership offers Erasmus students a dedicated ESN booking platform where they can avail of 15% flight discounts on the Ryanair.com website, and a free checked-in bag with every flight booked, saving ESN members an average of €34 per flight.
Over 300,000 ESN members have signed up, saving over €10m on their travel costs. The third year of the exclusive partnership is now live on the Ryanair.com website, where students from over 500 Universities across almost 50 countries can avail of these exclusive travel discounts with Ryanair.
In Bucharest, Ryanair’s International Communications Deputy Manager Denis Barabas, said:
“Ryanair and ESN have done more than any other organisations to promote European student mobility over the past three decades. We are pleased to launch the third year of our exclusive partnership with the Erasmus Student Network and to have reached over 300,000 bookings on our Erasmus Student Network dedicated platform, which offers university students across Europe a range of exclusive flight offers, free bags and tailored discounts to suit their budget. Students have saved over €10m with Ryanair since the beginning of the ESN partnership in 2017, and we hope many more ESN students will avail of these fantastic discounts over the coming months and years.
What’s more, environmentally aware students can look forward to flying with Europe’s greenest/cleanest airline, as we deliver the lowest CO2 pax/km of all major EU airlines, with only 66g.
Any Erasmus student with a valid ESN card can sign up via the “MyRyanair” registration service and save even more while they travel on Europe’s biggest airline with the widest route network and the lowest fares.”
“This year, ESN is celebrating 30 years of activity, and we’re definitely proud of the fact that we evolved from a group of just 32 volunteers to a large community that came to transcend EU borders. We‘re now over 13.000 active volunteers and 34.000 people in total, including those who are part of the BeBuddy program. We’re present in various cities located in each of ESN’s member countries, with the purpose of promoting the Erasmus+ program. In Romania, ESN can be found in all the large university centres. Our main focus is to facilitate Erasmus+ mobilities so that they become as accessible as possible for students, and we believe that we can make this happen through the partnerships that we create. With this in mind, we would like to thank Ryanair for supporting our vision, and we can’t wait to make it possible for an ever growing number of students to enjoy everything that Erasmus+, ESN an Ryanair has to offer!“
ESN ASE president, Denisa Murgea, said:
“Mobility is a lifestyle – represents one of the basic principles of our organisation and the one I resonate the most with. This collaboration between ESN and Ryanair is the best example in this regard and by far one of the most fruitful and appreciated by students from all over the world, on all 3 levels in which our organization activates: local, national and international. The impact that this partnership had in the past and continues to have is demonstrated by statistics showing that the number of students who choose to go for a study or internship mobility has increased with a visible percentage in the last 3 years. We are in a continuous development and by 2025 we intend to go beyond the borders of Europe and to expand globally, promoting the Erasmus + program in all corners of the world. It is a challenge that we launch to all those who follow us, to start with us on this international journey.”
Ryanair & European Charity Partner Pequeño Deseo Celebrate 5,000 Wishes On Universal Children’s Day
20 Nov 2019
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (20 Nov) in partnership with Pequeño Deseo Foundation in Madrid, granted the wish of 5-year-old Lucia, one of the 5,000 wishes granted to sick children since the Foundation started in 2000.
The Pequeño Deseo Foundation, who aim to fulfil the wishes of children with chronic diseases or poor prognosis, teamed up with Ryanair to organise a surprise trip to Disneyland Paris for Lucia and her family, where they met all their favourite Disney characters in person.
In addition, on Universal Children’s Day, Ryanair and the Pequeño Deseo Foundation have joined forces to raise funds that will continue to fulfil thousands of wishes. Today, through the website and social media platforms of both organizations, users can make a donation and with a small gesture help create enormous smiles.
Ryanair selected Pequeño Deseo as its 2019 chosen European charity partner. Fundación Pequeño Deseo is a Spanish non-profit organisation that supports sick children by making their wishes come true. Through this partnership, Ryanair and its customers support key fundraising and awareness initiatives throughout the year across Spain and Europe.
Ryanair’s Alejandra Ruiz said:
“Ryanair is delighted to support the Pequeño Deseo Foundation, which does so much to help children with life-threatening conditions. This foundation is Ryanair’s chosen European charity partner for 2019 and we’re extremely proud to be able to help them grant wishes like Lucia’s. All of us here in Ryanair are looking forward to showcasing more of the great work that Pequeño Deseo do and continue fulfilling thousands of wishes together!”
Cristina Cuadrado of Pequeño Deseo Foundation said:
“At Fundación Pequeño Deseo we are very grateful for Ryanair’s continued commitment that allows us, together, to fulfil the wishes of many seriously ill children and help them feel stronger and more encouraged and eager to fight.”
Ryanair’s CO2 Emissions For October At Just 67g Per Passenger/Km
07 Nov 2019
Ryanair today (7 Nov) released its October CO2 emissions statistics, which show an ave. of 67g CO2 per passenger/km.
October 2019
Total Kilometres
17,786m km
Total Passengers
13.8m
Total CO2 Emissions
1,200 kt
CO2 Per Pax/km
67g
Ryanair’s Kenny Jacobs said:
“Ryanair is Europe’s greenest/cleanest major airline with the youngest fleet and highest load factors. Our CO2 per passenger/km is the lowest in the industry, having been cut from 82g to 67g over the last decade while other high fare competitors currently generate over 120g per pax/km.
The single most important thing any consumer can do to reduce their carbon footprint is switch to Ryanair. We are pleased to announce that our CO2 per pax/km for October was 67g, half the rate of other flag carrier European airlines, and we are committed to reducing this by a further 10% to under 60g per pax/km by 2030.”
93% Of Ryanair Flights Arrived On Time In October (Excl ATC)
06 Nov 2019
87% Of Customers Rate Ryanair ‘Excellent/Very Good’
Ryanair today (6 Nov) released its October customer service statistics, which show that:
93% of October flights arrived on-time (up from 90% October 2018) excl. ATC delays
ATC staff shortages delayed 11,346 Ryanair flights in October (15%)
Ryanair also released its October ‘Rate My Flight’ customer experience scores, which show 87% of over 168,000 respondents rated their flight ‘Excellent/Very Good /Good’, with high ratings for crew friendliness (92%), onboard service (91%), range of food & drink (85%), and boarding (83%).
October – Rate My Flight
Excellent/Very Good/Good
Customer Experience
87%
Crew Friendliness
92%
Onboard Service
91%
Food & Drink Range
85%
Boarding
83%
Ryanair’s Kenny Jacobs said:
“Ryanair carried close to 14m customers in October with over 93% of our 76,000 flights arriving on-time excl. ATC delays. ATC staff shortages and disruptions are still having a significant impact, delaying 15% of flights – with Germany, France and Spain as the worst ATC providers last month. Despite this, our punctuality is up both month-on-month and year-on-year.
We’re very pleased that 87% of customers surveyed (over 168,000) rated their Ryanair flight in October as ‘Excellent/Very Good /Good’ using Ryanair’s Rate My Flight feature, which allows all customers to provide real-time reviews of their flights via the Ryanair app and email. We welcome this feedback, which encourages us to continuously improve our customer service.”
