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Ryanair To Hire Further 200 Cabin Crew In Ireland For Summer 2023
Dublin Recruitment Event On Wed, 25 Jan Ryanair, Ireland’s no. 1 airline, has today (20 Jan) announced a major recruitment drive for a further 200 cabin crew in Dublin as the airline prepares for a busy Summer. To support this recruitment, Ryanair will hold a recruitment event in its Engineering Building at Airside Business Park Swords on Wed, 25 Jan from 10am. The day will kick off with an informative presentation where attendees will learn … more
RYANAIR CUTS CARBON EMISSIONS BY 165,000 TONNES WITH WINGLET RETROFIT
Following a $175m agreement with Aviation Partners Boeing (APB), Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (23 Jan) installed Split Scimitar Winglets to the first of over 400 of its Boeing 737-800 Next Generation aircraft. This modification … more
RYANAIR LAUNCHES 24 HR BLUE MONDAY SEAT SALE
MAKE THE MOST OF THE NEW FEB BANK HOLIDAY WITH RYANAIR FARES FROM JUST €24.99 Ryanair, Ireland’s no. 1 airline for low fares, choice and reliability has today (16 Jan) announced a January blues-beating 24-hour … more
RYANAIR ADDS EXTRA SEATS FOR IRISH SIX NATIONS FANS TRAVELLING TO ITALY
Ryanair, Ireland’s No 1 airline, has responded to strong demand from Irish rugby fans by adding even more seats to Rome ahead of Ireland’s much anticipated Six Nations test against Italy on Sat, 25 Feb. … more
RYANAIR EXPECTS TO REPORT STRONGER Q3. RAISES FY PROFIT GUIDANCE FROM €1.00BN – €1.20BN TO A NEW RANGE OF €1.325BN – €1.425BN.
Ryanair Holdings plc today (4 Jan.) said it expects to report a stronger than expected Q3 (end 31 Dec.) PAT of close to €200m. Strong pent-up travel demand over the holiday season for the first … more
RYANAIR DEC 2022 TRAFFIC GROWS 21% TO 11.5m GUESTS
Ryanair Holdings plc today (Wed, 4 Jan) released Dec 2022 traffic stats as follows:
BAD DAY FOR IRISH TOURISM AS “SANTA” COMMISSION FOR AVIATION REGULATION (CAR) GIFTS DUBLIN AIRPORT A 45% CHRISTMAS PRICE INCREASE
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (23 Dec) slammed the decision by the Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR) to allow Dublin Airport to increase its charges to passengers by up to 45% by 2026 (including inflation). … more