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RYANAIR REPORTS Q1 PROFITS OF €663M
STRONG EASTER AND WEAK PRIOR YEAR COMPS. DUE TO UKRAINE INVASION Ryanair Holdings today (24 July) reported Q1 profits of €663m, compared to a Ukraine affected prior year Q1 PAT of €170m thanks to a strong Easter, the extra UK (Coronation) public holiday in May and weak PY comps. due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine… more
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RYANAIR ANNOUNCES $3 BILLION POST WAR UKRAINE GROWTH & INVESTMENT PLAN
UP TO 30 AIRCRAFT AND 10M PASSENGERS P.A. IN UKRAINE Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline, today (Thurs 20th July) held an important meeting in Kyiv, together with Deputy Prime Minister for Restoration of Ukraine and Minister for Infrastructure, Oleksandr Kubrakov, at which it unveiled plans to invest heavily (over $3 billion) to rapidly rebuild Ukraine’s aviation… more
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RYANAIR WELCOMES COURT OF APPEAL’S RULING AGAINST ON THE BEACH
Ryanair’s Dara Brady said: more
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Ryanair Seeks Tech Talent To Fill Over 100 Roles In Ireland
Following thousands of job losses across the Irish tech sector in recent months, Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, announced today (22nd June) that it is seeking to fill over 100 highly skilled and specialist tech roles in Ireland, including Software Development, BI and Data Scientists, Security, Infrastructure & Operations, Program & Project Managers, Scrum Masters and… more
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EUROPE’S LOWEST FARES ARRIVE IN ALBANIA
RYANAIR ANNOUNCES 200 WEEKLY FLIGHTS & 17 NEW ROUTES FOR WINTER ’23 Ryanair, Europe’s biggest and lowest fares airline, today (8th Jun) announced 200 weekly flights and 17 new routes to/from Albania as part of its Winter ’23 schedule. Albania will become the 37th country within Ryanair’s network, and will grant immediate access to key… more
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RYANAIR CALLS ON DAA TO STOP GAMING ITS MONOPOLY POSITION
RELEASE DAA LANDS FOR TEMP CAR PARKS THIS SUMMER AT DUB AIRPORT Ryanair, Ireland’s largest airline, today (9th June) called on the DAA monopoly to stop gaming the regulatory system to obtain more unjustified price increases on its already high airport charges at Dublin. Ryanair pointed to a number of regulatory issues where it believes… more