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Ryanair, Portugal’s favourite airline, has today (12 Apr) called on the CEO of the State subsidized TAP to explain her astonishing (and clearly false) claims that low fare airlines at Lisbon would ‘harm the Portuguese economy’. Ryanair said that since Ryanair’s low fares are driving the rapid growth and post Covid recovery of air travel in Porto, in Faro, in Ponta Delgada and now in Funchal Madeira, Christine Ourmières, the TAP CEO should explain these … more

29 Total Routes For Summer’22 Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, toady, (11th April) announced an exciting new route for its Prague Summer’22 schedule to Turin, Italy from the 5th of June. This route which will operate … more

500 New Cadet Pilots To Be Trained With Astonfly Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (08 Apr) officially launched its major training partnership with Astonfly to deliver a Ryanair mentored programme in Paris to recruit and … more

Ryanair Holdings plc today (4 April) briefed the market that it expects to report a pre-exceptional FY22 (yr. ended 31 Mar. 2022) net loss of between -€350m and -€400m (previously guided range of -€250m to … more

Ryanair Holdings plc today (Mon, 4 Apr) released March traffic statistics as follows:   MAR 2021 MAR 2022 TRAFFIC 0.5m 11.2m2 L. FACTOR 77% 87% Ryanair operated over 67,800 flights in March with an 87% … more

Ryanair (and a number of other Irish airlines) called earlier this week on the Dept of Transport calling for an early meeting of the NATFAC (National Air Transport Facilitation Committee) to urgently address the current … more

Christmas Talk Already? Surely An April Fools… Nope, Just Low Fares To Lapland From November Ryanair, Santa’s favourite airline, has today (31st March) announced flights from Dublin to Rovaniemi – Lapland on sale now at … more