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RYANAIR ADDS OVER 1.6 MILLION EXTRA SEATS FOR CHRISTMAS ‘23
Ryanair is bringing customers some early festive cheer by announcing today (5 Sept ) that it has added over 1.6 million extra seats across 660 routes to accommodate those travelling between 15 Dec – 8 Jan to see family and friends this Christmas. Ryanair has been reuniting families, friends and loved ones for over 38… more
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RYANAIR CARRIES OVER 18.9M GUESTS IN AUG
TRAFFIC GROWS 11% TO 18.9M GUESTS more
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RYANAIR CHALLENGES AENA CHARGE INCREASE
CALLS ON SPANISH REGULATOR & SPANISH GOVT. TO HONOUR FIVE YEAR CHARGE FREEZE Ryanair, Europe, and Spain’s No.1 airline, confirms it has lodged a formal appeal against Aena’s attempts to circumvent the Spanish Government’s (DGAC) 2021 ruling to impose a 5-year charge freeze across Spanish airports – a ruling which directly contributed to the rapid… more
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RYANAIR ANNOUNCES 150 CABIN CREW JOBS FOR IRELAND
DUBLIN RECRUITMENT EVENT ON 30TH AUGUST Ryanair, Europe’s no. 1 airline, has today (18 Aug) announced a major recruitment drive for 150 Dublin, Cork and Shannon based cabin crew as customers continue to flock to Ryanair’s low fares and great service. To help find the perfect candidates for these exciting cabin crew roles, Ryanair is… more
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RYANAIR WELCOMES CIVIL COURT OF MILAN’S RULING AGAINST KIWI
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (17 Aug) welcomed the recent ruling of the Civil Court of Milan which rejected Kiwi’s injunction application seeking to remove Ryanair’s enhanced-security check-in procedures for passengers whose bookings were made by Online Travel Agents (OTAs). Ryanair’s Dara Brady said: “We welcome this Court ruling which ensures passengers who have booked… more
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RYANAIR CALLS ON EAMON RYAN TO PROTECT PASSENGER FLIGHTS AT DUBLIN AIRPORT
€300M 2nd RUNWAY CAN’T RESULT IN FEWER FLIGHTS, TOURISTS AND JOBS SOLUTION IS TO MOVE NIGHTTIME LIMIT FROM 11PM – 7AM TO 12AM – 6AM Ryanair, Europe’s no.1 airline, today (4 Aug) called on Transport Minister, Eamon Ryan, to take urgent action to protect Irish flights and consumers from Fingal Co.Co.’s stupid decision to slash… more
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RYANAIR CALLS ON CUSTOMERS TO BOOK DIRECT
AS MANY OTAS CONTINUE TO PROVIDE INCORRECT PASSENGER CONTACT & PAYMENT DETAILS BLOCKING PASSENGERS FROM MANAGING THEIR BOOKINGS & RECEIVING IMPORTANT TRAVEL INFO Ryanair, Europe’s no. 1 airline, today (3rd Aug) called on customers to always book directly with airlines as many online travel agents (OTAs) provide airlines with inaccurate passenger details which can block… more