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Ryanair Powers 100% Of Amsterdam Flights With SAF Blend
Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline, today (12 Apr) announced that it has expanded its partnership with the world leading sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) supplier, Neste, to power its full schedule of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) flights with a 40% SAF blend from 1 Apr. This significant increase in SAF use represents the latest milestone development in Ryanair’s ambitious goal of operating 12.5% of flights with SAF by 2030 and further supports Ryanair’s Pathway to Net Zero … more
Ryanair Mar 2023 Traffic Grows 12% To 12.6m Guests
Ryanair Holdings plc today (Mon, 3 Apr) released Mar 2023 traffic stats as follows:
Ryanair Holdings Plc Announces 2 New Board Appointments Elisabeth Köstinger (AUT) And Eamonn Brennan (IRE) Agree To Join Board From 1 April
The Board of Ryanair Holdings plc today (Tues 28th March) announced that Ms Elisabeth Köstinger, an Austrian citizen, and Mr Eamonn Brennan, an Irish citizen, have agreed to join the Board of Ryanair Holdings plc … more
Ryanair Calls On Ursula Von Der Leyen And EU Commission To Protect EU Single Market For Air Travel
Ryanair, Europe’s largest passenger airline, today (Mon 27th Mar) condemned the continuing cancellation of flights over France due to repeated French ATC strikes. As always, French Minimum Service Legislation is used to protect French domestic … more
RYANAIR FEB 2023 TRAFFIC GROWS 22% TO 10.6M GUESTS
Ryanair Holdings plc today (Thurs, 2 Mar) released Feb 2023 traffic stats as follows:
RYANAIR WELCOMES FOREIGN MINISTER’S CALL TO REVIEW TALLINN AIRPORT’S 33% CHARGE INCREASE
TALLINN INCREASE WILL DAMAGE ESTONIAN TOURISM, CONNECTIVITY, TRAFFIC AND JOBS Ryanair, Europe’s no.1 airline, today (14 Feb) welcomed the Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Urmas Reinsalu’s call to review Tallinn Airport’s excessive 33% charge increase, … more
RYANAIR CUTS 6 TALLINN ROUTES IN RESPONSE TO AIRPORT’S DECISION TO SEEK 33% PRICE INCREASE
Ryanair, Europe’s no.1 airline, today (03 Feb) announced that it will reduce its Summer ‘23 schedule at Tallinn by 35% severing direct ties between the Estonian capital and 6 major cities (incl. Dublin, Malta and … more