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Record Poland S19 Schedule Launched
17 New Routes (Over 200), 12.5m Customers P.A. (Up 4%) 2 New Aircraft At Modlin & Krakow ($200m Investment) Ryanair, Poland’s No.1 airline, today (5 Sep) launched its biggest ever S 2019 schedule, during which it will base 2 new aircraft at Modlin and Krakow, and add 17 new routes, with 210 routes in total,… more
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Dublin-Bristol Rugby Specials Launched
Ryanair, Ireland’s No.1 airline, today (5 Sept) launched special return flights between Dublin and Bristol for Leinster’s European Cup clash against Bath on 8th December, following huge demand from fans. Ryanair’s rugby specials will depart Dublin at 08.15hrs on Saturday 8th December and return from Bristol at 20.10hrs on Sunday 9th December. Seats are limited… more
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Thousands of Ryanair Customers Switch to Cheaper 10kg Check Bag
Ryanair today (4 Sept) reported that over ten thousand customers have switched to its new lower cost €/£8 x 10kg checked bag (from the €25 x 20kg bag), as part of its new cabin baggage policy, in the first 3 days since it went live on the Ryanair.com website on 1 Sept for travel on/after… more
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Aug Traffic Grows 9% To 13.8m Customers
Includes 0.5m Lauda Traffic For First Time Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (4 Sep) released August traffic statistics as follows: – Total traffic grew 9% to 13.8m with a 97% load factor – Ryanair traffic grew 5% to 13.3m customers with a 97% load factor – Lauda traffic was 0.5m customers with a 92% load… more
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Ryanair’s Ukraine Flights Take Off
Ryanair, Europe’s No. 1 airline, today (3 Sep) celebrated its first ever Ukraine flights (its 37th country) with the start of its new four times weekly Kyiv Boryspil service to/from Berlin Schönefeld, the first of its 12 new Kyiv winter 2018 routes commencing this week, 2 months earlier than originally scheduled due to overwhelming demand.… more
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Airline Owned UK ATC Provider NATS Discriminates Against Ryanair & Other Stansted Airlines
Ryanair Submits Formal Complaint To EU Commission Ryanair today (3 Sep) released data published by the UK CAA which confirms that Ryanair and London Stansted Airport are being discriminated against by NATS (the UK airline owned ATC provider), while Heathrow is being given special treatment, and Gatwick is also being preferred. Stansted Airport suffered 52%… more
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Forsa Union Recognised For Irish Based Cabin Crew
Over 65% Of Ryanair Cabin Crew Now Covered By Union Recognition Agreements Ryanair today (30 Aug) announced that it has signed its fourth cabin crew union recognition agreement with Forsa, who will be the representative body for Ryanair’s directly employed cabin crew in Ireland. Ryanair looks forward to working with Forsa and the elected Ryanair… more