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RYANAIR AUGUST TRAFFIC GROWS 8% NEW RECORD MONTH @ 20.5M GUESTS
Ryanair Holdings plc today (Tue, 3 Sep) released August 2024 traffic stats as follows:
RYANAIR AND TRAVELFUSION PARTNERSHIP TAKES OFF FURTHER EXPANDING RYANAIR’S APPROVED OTA NETWORK
Following the announcement of their “Approved OTA Aggregator” partnership last month, Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (30 Aug) confirmed that its low fare flights are now available for Travelfusion’s network of OTA partners to book. … more
RYANAIR CALLS FOR URGENT ATC REFORM IN EUROPE FOLLOWING ATC STAFF SHORTAGES & EQUIPMENT FAILURE ON WED, 28 AUG WHICH CLOSED EINDHOVEN AIRPORT
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (28 Aug) apologised to its passengers for the excessive flight delays and small number of flight cancellations caused by European ATC “staff shortages” and the “equipment failure” in the Netherlands … more
RYANAIR ANNOUNCES APPROVED OTA PARTNERSHIP WITH TRIP.COM
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (26 Aug) announced its latest “Approved OTA” partnership with Trip.com, a leading international one-stop travel service provider and the Trip.com Group’s platforms TrainPal, TripBiz, BudgetAir, CheapTickets, Vliegwinkel, Vayama, and Flugladen. … more
RYANAIR WARNS DUBLIN PASSENGERS TO BOOK CHRISTMAS FLIGHTS EARLY AS CHEAP FARES SELLING OUT QUICKLY
EAMON RYAN’S FAILURE TO SCRAP 32M TRAFFIC CAP WILL LEAD TO RECORD HIGH AIR FARES TO DUBLIN THIS CHRISTMAS RYANAIR ADDS 50,000 EXTRA SEATS TO/FROM BELFAST FOR CHRISTMAS TO MAKE AIR TRAVEL MORE AFFORDABLE FOR … more
RYANAIR CALLS ON GOVT TO CUT GERMANY’S ACCESS COSTS OR RISK 10% FURTHER FLIGHT CUTS
EUROPE’S NO.1 AIRLINE WARNS GERMANY WILL LOSE 1.5M SEATS IF ITS BROKEN AIR TRAVEL MARKET NOT FIXED Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (August 20), called on the German Govt. to urgently cut its sky-high air … more
RYANAIR CALLS ON IRISH GOVT TO SCRAP 2007 DUBLIN AIRPORT TRAFFIC CAP TO ALLOW TOURISM & JOBS TO GROW
IAA PROPOSAL TO CUT S2025 TRAFFIC BY 1M PAX WILL RAISE FARES FOR ALL IRISH FAMILY HOLIDAYS Ryanair, Ireland’s No.1 airline, today (16 Aug) called on the Irish Govt to scrap the 32m Dublin Airport … more