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Ryanair Recognises Unite Union For UK Based Cabin Crew
UK Accounts For 25% Of Ryanair’s Fleet Ryanair today (11 June) announced that it has signed its second cabin crew union recognition agreement with Unite the Union, who will now be the representative body for Ryanair directly employed cabin crew in the UK. This agreement follows Ryanair’s first cabin crew recognition deal with the Italian… more
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Ryanair Exercises 25 Boeing-Max-200 Options
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (24 Apr) announced the exercise of 25 Boeing 737 MAX 200 “Gamechanger” aircraft options, bringing its total firm orders for this aircraft to 135, the first of which come onstream in the first half of 2019. These aircraft, which are valued at more than $3 billion at current list prices,… more
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Laudamotion and Ryanair Partnership Takes Off
Vienna base to grow from four aircraft this winter New Berlin Tegel base from 1st June Laudamotion and Ryanair today (28 March) announced details of the Laudamotion summer 2018 schedule with a total of 21 aircraft operating from 9 cities in Austria and Germany from June. Laudamotion’s summer 2018 schedule will deliver: – 21… more
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Q3 Profits Rise 12% To €106m On 4% Lower Fares Fy18 Profit Guidance Unchanged At €1.40bn – €1.45bn
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, today (Feb. 5) reported a 12% rise in Q3 profit to €106m as average fares fell 4% to just €32 per customer. Traffic grew 6% to 30.4m with load factors up 1% to 96%. Unit costs fell 1% (ex-fuel unit costs rose 3%). Q3 Results (IFRS) Dec. 31, 2016 Dec. 31,… more
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Ryanair Responds Fully To CAR (& CAA) Requirements To Clarify Customer Entitlements During Cancellations
Ryanair today (29th Sept) met with the Irish Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR) and agreed to implement a series of steps to address the CAR’s requirements to ensure that all customers affected by Ryanair’s recent rostering related flight cancellations are fully aware of their EU261 rights and entitlements, including full refunds, or re-accommodation onto other… more
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Ryanair Explains How And When It Will Re-Route Customers Affected By Flight Cancellations
Ryanair today (29th Sept) emailed all (under 1%) of its customers who were affected by its deeply regretted 2,100 flight cancellations in Sept/Oct, or the 18,000 schedule changes (announced on Wed, 27th) from November 2017 to March 2018, in order to explain their entitlements under EU261 regulations as follows. Ryanair is required to offer disrupted… more
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Ryanair To End Rostering Cancellations By Slowing Growth This Winter
Ryanair, Europe’s largest airline today (27 Sept) confirmed it will slow its growth this winter (Nov 17 to Mar 18), by flying 25 less aircraft (of its 400 fleet) from November, and 10 fewer aircraft (of 445) from April 2018. By reducing its flying schedule in this controlled manner Ryanair will; -eliminate all risk of… more