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RYANAIR WELCOMES HIGH COURT RULING WHICH STAYS DUBLIN AIRPORT CAP
REGRETS THAT AIRLINES HAD TO RESORT TO COURTS DUE TO EAMON RYAN’S FAILURE TO ACT Ryanair today (Mon, 4 Nov) welcomed the High Court ruling which stays the Dublin Airport cap and prevents the IAA imposing slot restrictions for Summer 2025 until the EU Courts have ruled on the matter. Ryanair welcomes this sensible ruling as it believes that the Dublin Airport Cap is in breach of EU legislation on Freedom of Movement. Ryanair remains … more
RYANAIR H1 PROFITS FALL 18% TO €1.79BN AS LOWER FARES DRIVE 9% TRAFFIC GROWTH TO 115M GUESTS
Ryanair Holdings plc today (4 Nov) reported a H1 after tax profit of €1.79bn, which is 18% lower than the prior-year H1 PAT of €2.18bn, as strong traffic growth (up 9%) to 115m customers was … more
RYANAIR LAUNCHES PARTNERSHIP WITH SAP CONCUR
RYANAIR’S INDUSTRY-LEADING ROUTE NETWORK, FREQUENCIES, AND FARES NOW AVAILABLE FOR CORPORATE TRAVELLERS THROUGH CONCUR TRAVEL Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (29 Oct) announced that Ryanair flights are now available for corporate travellers to book via … more
RYANAIR AND ETRAVELI GROUP PARTNERSHIP TAKES OFF
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (21 Oct) announced that its low-fare flights are now available through Etraveli Group’s platforms – a leading global technology provider for flights. This marks the latest milestone in the partnership … more
RYANAIR EMISSION REDUCTION TARGETS APPROVED BY SBTi
Ryanair, Europe’s no. 1 airline, today (17 Oct) announced that the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) has formally validated its near-term emission reduction target[1]. Ryanair’s near-term target conforms with the SBTi Aviation pathway and is … more
RYANAIR CALLS ON TRANSPORT MINISTER AND TOURISM MINISTER CATHERINE MARTIN TO IMMEDIATELY RESIGN AS IAA CUTS SUMMER 2025 DUBLIN AIRPORT TRAFFIC BY OVER 1M SEATS
Ryanair, Ireland’s largest airline, today (Mon 7 Oct) condemned the inaction of Transport Minister Eamon Ryan and Tourism Minister Catherine Martin who continue to stand idly by while the IAA unlawfully attempts to reduce traffic … more
OCTOBER OTA SURVEY SHOWS EDREAMS “PRIME” OVERCHARGES CONSUMERS BY UP TO 169%
Ryanair today (3rd Oct) issued its October OTA Survey, which again shows that OTA eDreams continues to overcharge its “Prime” Members almost three times the price (€21.49) for a €8 reserved seat booked directly on … more