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Ryanair Inspires Irish Customers With End-Of-Summer City Getaways From Just €19.99
Ryanair, Europe’s No 1 airline, is today (19 Aug) inspiring its Irish customers with its top 3 destinations for a well-deserved city getaway this September/October, with fares from just €19.99. Make the most of the last days of summer by exploring vibrant and exciting sights around Europe’s top cities, including Copenhagen, Memmingen and Tenerife. With 45,000 seats across 240 routes on offer, make sure to visit Ryanair.com before this steal of a deal ends on … more
Ryanair Adds Over 500 Flights (100,000 Seats) For Autumn Half-Term
Ryanair, the UK’s largest airline, today (Tuesday, 16 August) announced that it will add over 500 flights to and from its main base at London Stansted Airport for the Autumn Mid-Term Break, providing an additional … more
Ryanair Closes 8 Hungary Routes & Cuts Frequency On 7 Others In Response To Bizarre “Excess Profits” Tax On Airlines Reporting Record Losses Due To Covid
Ryanair, Hungary’s no. 1 airline, today (12 Aug) announced that it will cancel 8 routes and cut flights on a further 7 routes from its Budapest base this winter in direct response to the Hungarian … more
Ryanair Launches Rescue Fares As Wizz Air Cuts Cardiff Routes
Saving Holidays To Popular Destinations With Fares From £39.99 Ryanair, the UK’s No.1 airline, has today (11 August) launched rescue fares from £39.99 to key holiday routes to accommodate British families affected by the Wizz … more
Ryanair July Traffic Grows To 16.8m Guests
Ryanair Holdings plc today (Wed, 3 Aug) released July traffic statistics as follows: Ryanair operated approx. 92,300 flights in July 22.
RYANAIR REPORTS Q1 PAT OF €170M AS TRAFFIC RECOVERS STRONGLY POST-COVID BUT AT LOWER FARES
Ryanair Holdings today (25 July) reported a Q1 PAT of €170m (pre-exceptionals), compared to a prior year Q1 loss of €273m, but well below the €243m PAT reported in Q1 FY20 (pre-Covid). 30 Jun. … more
Ryanair Condemns Commission For Aviation Regulation (Car) For Rewarding Dublin Airport’s Mismanagement With 20%-40% Price Increases
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (22 Jul) condemned the draft decision by the Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR), which allows Dublin Airport’s owner, the DAA, to increase its charges by 20% between 2022 and 2026 … more