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RYANAIR OPENS APPLICATIONS FOR 2026 CUSTOMER PANEL
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (6 Jul) announced that applications are now open for its 2026 Customer Panel – “The Role of AI in Travel”, which will take place on Thurs, 10 Sept at Ryanair’s Airside head office in Dublin. Customers from across Europe will be invited to share their views on how AI can… more
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RYANAIR WARNS FAMILIES FACE PASSPORT QUEUE CHAOS AS EES ROLLOUT COLLIDES WITH PEAK SUMMER SEASON
URGES EUROPEAN GOVTS TO POSTPONE EES UNTIL SEPTEMBER TO AVOID TRAVEL NIGHTMARE DURING SCHOOL HOLIDAYS Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (Thurs, 2 Jul) warned that the EU’s passport control Entry/Exit System (EES) is not ready for the end-of-school-term travel period, as millions of families prepare to travel across Europe for their well-deserved summer holidays. With peak… more
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RYANAIR CALLS ON FRENCH GOVT TO FIX EUROPE’S WORST ATC PROVIDER
SENATE REPORT EXPOSES DECADES OF FAILURE AS IT CONFIRMS DSNA IS WOEFULLY MISMANAGED AND UNABLE TO COPE WITH TRAFFIC GROWTH FRENCH ATC DELAYS SET TO COST AIRLINES €1.7BN P.A. BY 2035 UNLESS URGENT ACTION IS TAKEN Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline, today (2 Jul) called on the French Govt to urgently reform French ATC, following the… more
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RYANAIR TWEAKS SEAT ALLOCATION FOR FAMILIES TO MATCH INDUSTRY STANDARD
FREE PARENT SEATS NOW AVAILABLE IN REAR OF AIRCRAFT BUT FAMILIES CAN STILL CHOOSE THEIR PREFERRED SEATS IF THEY SO WISH Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline, today (25 June) confirmed that its long-standing family seating policy fully complies with all relevant laws and regulations. Ryanair does not charge any fee for children to sit beside their… more
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RYANAIR CALLS ON NATS CEO TO RESIGN AFTER BRISTOL ATC SYSTEM FAILURE (MON, 22 JUN)
4 CANCELATIONS & 2,000 PASSENGERS DELAYED OVER 3 HOURS Ryanair, the UK’s No.1 low fares airline, today (Tues, 23 Jun) called on NATS CEO, Martin Rolfe, to resign following yet another ATC system failure, this time at Bristol Airport on Mon (22 Jun), which caused multiple diversions and delays of over 3 hours for more… more
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RYANAIR AGREES CEO CONTRACT TO APRIL 2032
The Board of Ryanair Holdings plc today (19 June) confirmed that they have agreed a contract under which Michael O’Leary (“MOL”) will remain as Group CEO until April 2032. This concludes months of discussion with MOL and extensive engagement with the Group’s largest shareholders. MOL’s new contract includes a modest annual salary and a capped… more