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Ryanair Extends The Removal Of Its Flight Change Fee To All New September Bookings
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (Friday 17 July) announced it will extend the waiving of its flight change fee for all customers who book to travel in Sept – already in place for new July & Aug bookings – allowing them to book their extended summer holidays with peace of mind in case their travel… more
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Ryanair’s Director of Engineering and his Team Work to the Highest Safety Standards
During lockdown, Ryanair’s engineers worked around the clock to maintain its fleet The Covid-19 lockdown presented a unique challenge for Ryanair’s engineers. With European skies eerily quiet as the aviation industry ground to a halt, Ryanair’s Director of Engineering, Karsten Muehlenfeld had to come up with a plan to maintain its fleet of 460 Boeing… more
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Ryanair June Traffic Falls 97% To 0.4m Guests
COVID-19 AIRSPACE CLOSURES CONTINUE TO IMPACT TRAFFIC Ryanair Holdings plc today (2 July) released June traffic statistics as follows: 2019 2020 Growth Ryanair Group 14.2m 0.4m -97% Ryanair 13.6m 0.4m -97% Lauda 0.6m 0.0m -100% Rolling Annual 144.3m 107.2m (95%) -27% Ryanair operated just over 2,800 scheduled flights (79,600 budget)… more
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Ryanair & UK Pilot Union BALPA agree on Pay Cuts to save UK Jobs
Ryanair today (2 July) welcomed BALPA’s acceptance for UK Pilots of a 4-year agreement, which includes a 20% pay reduction restored over 4 years, along with productivity improvements on rosters, flexible working patterns and annual leave to minimise UK Pilot job losses. This agreement gives Ryanair a framework to flex its operation during the Covid-19… more
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Ryanair Flying High In July
Over 1,000 Daily Low Fare Flights Across Europe Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (Wed 1st July) celebrated its return to flying with over 1,000 daily flights all across Europe, to get European tourism moving again. This is great news for millions of Ryanair guests who are snapping up low fare holidays in July & Aug,… more
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Ryanair To Appeal Wizz Air’s Desperate Buzz Injunction In Hungary
Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline group, today (Tues, 30th June) announced that it will appeal Wizz Air’s desperate interim injunction to block Buzz, a subsidiary of the Ryanair Group, from using its “Buzz” brand in Hungary. Over the past 17 years, the Buzz brand has been part of the Ryanair Group, and it is currently one… more
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Ryanair Keeps Europe Flying & Healthy
Ryanair Reminds Passengers Of New Health Measures As It Prepares Big Ramp-Up Of Flights From 1st July Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (29 June) called on its customers to follow a new set of simple guidelines that will help to protect the health of passengers and crew as it resumes 1,000 daily flights from 1… more