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Ryanair Updates FY22 Guidance New Range Of -€350m To -€400m (Prev. -€250m To -€450m)
Ryanair Holdings plc today (4 April) briefed the market that it expects to report a pre-exceptional FY22 (yr. ended 31 Mar. 2022) net loss of between -€350m and -€400m (previously guided range of -€250m to -€450m). The Ryanair Group’s full-year traffic recovered strongly to over 97m (27.5m in FY21, but below pre-Covid traffic of 149m). Ryanair’s balance sheet is one of the strongest in our sector with a BBB (stable) credit rating (S&P and Fitch). … more
Ryanair March Traffic Rises To 11.2m Guests
Ryanair Holdings plc today (Mon, 4 Apr) released March traffic statistics as follows: MAR 2021 MAR 2022 TRAFFIC 0.5m 11.2m2 L. FACTOR 77% 87% Ryanair operated over 67,800 flights in March with an 87% … more
Ryanair Unveils Record Malta Schedule For Summer’22
6 Based Aircraft (Incl 2 New “Gamechanger” Aircraft, $600m Investment) 9 New Routes (62 Total) Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (24th March) announced its biggest ever Malta schedule, with six total based aircraft for Summer … more
Ryanair Aims To Become Carbon Neutral By 2050
With Its Decarbonisation Strategy – Pathway To Net Zero Ryanair today (21 Mar) announced its decarbonisation strategy – Pathway to Net Zero. Developed to reduce its carbon emissions and the impact of its operations on … more
Ryanair January Traffic Rises To 7.0m Guests
Ryanair Holdings plc today (Wed, 2 Feb) released January traffic statistics as follows: JAN 2021 JAN 2022 TRAFFIC 1.3m 7.0m* L. FACTOR 69% 79% Ryanair operated over 46,400 flights in January with a 79% … more
Ryanair Reports Q3 Net Loss Of €96m As Omicron Severely Damages Peak Christmas & New Year Bookings And Fares
Ryanair Holdings today (31 Jan.) reported a Q3 net loss of €96m, compared to a PY Q3 loss of €321m. During this 3-month period: Q3 31 Dec. 2020 31 Dec. 2021 Change Customers 8.1m 31.1m … more
Ryanair Solves Lufthansa’s “Ghost Flight” Problem – Just Sell The Seats To Consumers At Low Fares!!!
Ryanair has today (Wed 12 Jan) called on the European Commission to ignore Lufthansa’s false claims about operating “ghost flights” just so they can “block” their slots and protect themselves from competition from low fare … more