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Ryanair Full Year Profit Down 29% To €1.02bn On Lower Fares Guiding Flat Group Profits For The Coming Year Board Approves €700m Share Buyback
Ryanair today (20 May) reported a full year profit of €1.02bn (excl. Lauda). Strong traffic growth, up 7% to 139m, was offset by a 6% decline in fares. Strong ancillary growth (+19%) was offset by higher fuel, staff and EU261 costs. Full-year Results (IFRS)* Mar. 31, 2018 Mar. 31, 2019 % Change Guests 130.3m… more
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Ryanair Signs Pilot Training Software Partnership With CEFA Aviation
First European Airline To Introduce World Leading Pilot Training Safety App Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 airline, today (15 May) announced a six-year deal with CEFA Aviation, a leader in flight safety and pilot training software and services, to provide world first cloud-based mobile service CEFA AMS (Aviation Mobile Services) for Ryanair’s pilot training programmes. With… more
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Europe’s Greenest Airline Condemns Proposed Dutch Aviation Tax Which Rewards Polluters And Penalises Green Flying
Europe’s greenest, cleanest airline, Ryanair today (15 May) condemned the Dutch Government’s proposed National Aviation Tax, due to be introduced in 2021. This proposed tax will reward environmentally damaging, connecting flights – because it exempts transfer passengers at Schiphol’s hub airport (which is clearly designed as a further state aid to KLM), – while imposing the tax on more environmentally efficient direct… more
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Ryanair Schedules Extra Flights For Champions League Final
Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 airline, today (9 May) added extra flights to accommodate Irish Liverpool and Spurs supporters travelling to see their side’s Champions League Final on Saturday, June 1st, following huge demand from fans. Seats on these Champions League specials are on sale now, so fans should book today on www.ryanair.com to ensure they… more
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Ryanair Celebrates 25 Year Anniversary At Manchester Airport
Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 airline, today (9 May) celebrated its 25th year anniversary at Manchester Airport, where it has carried over 30.1m customers since low fares first arrived at Manchester Airport in 1994. Since Ryanair’s first Manchester flights, Ryanair has grown: To carrying over 30.1m customers to/from Manchester (reaching 11m milestone in 2014) From 1… more
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Ryanair Surpasses New Safety Standards For Flight Tracking With GlobalBeacon
Ryanair, Europe’s favourite low fares airline, today (8 May) announced the deployment of GlobalBeacon, a live flight monitoring platform that combines FlightAware’s data processing capabilities and web-interface with global flight tracking coverage from AireonSM. The Aireon network tracks aircraft via their ADS-B (automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast) out antennas, which are mandated in many parts of the… more
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Ryanair Launches New Dublin Route To Kyiv
Ryanair, Ireland’s No.1 airline, today (2 May) launched a new route from Dublin to Kyiv, with a twice-weekly service as part of our Summer 2019 Schedule. Ryanair’s Dublin Summer schedule includes 100 routes in total with 14 new routes: Bordeaux (2pw), Bournemouth (4pw), Bodrum (2pw), Cagliari (2pw), Dubrovnik (4pw) Gothenburg (2pw), Split(4pw), London Southend (twice… more