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Ryanair Goes Greener With New Carbon Calculator
Customers Can Now Fully Offset Their Co2 Emissions Ryanair, Europe’s greenest major airline, has today (28 July) announced the launch of its carbon calculator, a new digital tool that will enable consumers to fully offset their emissions on their Ryanair flight. This new feature will calculate the carbon emissions per passenger on every Ryanair route… more
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Ryanair Reports Q1 Loss Of €273M As Easter Travel Cancelled. Vaccine Rollouts & EU Digital Covid Certs Drive Strong Booking Recovery Into Peak Summer 2021.
Ryanair Holdings plc today (26 July) reported a Q1 loss of €273m, compared to a PY Q1 loss of €185m. Features of this Q1 performance included: Q1 traffic rebounded from 0.5m to 8.1m as capacity recovered in May & June. 1st B737-8200 “Gamechanger” delivered in June (12 for peak S.21). Strong June cash balance… more
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Ryanair Welcomes Resumption Of International Travel From Monday 19th July
Vaccinated Adults And Children U12 Exempt From Restrictions Children Between 12-18 Years Old Need Negative PCR Ryanair, Ireland’s favourite airline today (16th July) welcomed the delayed resumption of international travel to/from Ireland from Monday19th July – 19 days after the rest of Europe rolled out the EU DCC (Digital Covid Cert) and began moving… more
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Ryanair To Launch Unsubsidised Dublin – Kerry Route Lower Fares To Save Irish Taxpayer €3.95m P.A.
Ryanair, Ireland’s favourite airline today (14th July) announced that it would launch a commercial, unsubsidised, flight schedule on the Dublin – Kerry route commencing on Wed 28th July without any subvention or subsidy under the Irish Government’s PSO Scheme. This commercial route will save the taxpayer almost €4m p.a. in PSO subsidies, which were previously… more
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Ryanair To Appeal Eu Court Ruling On Austrian Airlines State Aid
Ryanair today (14 July) noted the EU General Court’s ruling on discriminatory State aid favouring Austrian Airlines, a subsidiary of the Lufthansa Group which in June 2020 was granted €150m aid by the Austrian government. Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, Austrian Airlines has received €600m in State aid and the Lufthansa Group more… more
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Ryanair To Launch Unsubsidised Dublin – Kerry Route. Lower Fares To Save Irish Taxpayer €3.95m P.A.
Ryanair, Ireland’s favourite airline today (14th July) announced that it would launch a commercial, unsubsidised, flight schedule on the Dublin – Kerry route commencing on Wed 28th July without any subvention or subsidy under the Irish Government’s PSO Scheme. This commercial route will save the taxpayer almost €4m p.a. in PSO subsidies, which were previously… more
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Ryanair Launches New Knock-Milan Bergamo Route This Winter
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (13 July) announced a new winter service connecting Knock Airport and Milan Bergamo with 2 weekly flights from November as part of Ryanair’s Winter’21 schedule, which will deliver 9 routes and over 30 flights a week to the UK, Spain and now Italy. Irish consumers and visitors can now book… more