Ryanair profit drops as airline cuts passenger forecast
Ryanair has reported a fall in profit over the summer following a drop in ticket prices and has been forced to trim its passenger forecasts because of Boeing delivery delays. Europe’s largest low-cost airline on Monday reported net profit of €1.79bn for the six months to the end of September, an 18 per cent decline from a year earlier.
STORY: Europe's largest low-cost airline, Ryanair, on Monday (November 4) trimmed its passenger growth target for next ...
As a result, Ryanair has tempered its growth forecasts, revising its full-year traffic projection from 215 million to 210 ...
Ryanair is cutting its fiscal 2026 traffic outlook—reflecting the impact ongoing delivery delays of Boeing aircraft are ...
Brian Lawless/PA Images via Getty Images Ryanair Holdings Plc Chief Executive Officer Michael O’Leary slammed the UK government for its decision to increase the air passenger duty, saying the move ...
Ryanair issued a warning to UK airports after Chancellor Rachel Reeves increased airline departure taxes in Labour's Budget ...
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Ryanair's Q2 revenue grew 3% YoY, reaching €5.07B, with 9% traffic increase despite Boeing delays. EPS down to €1.285, but ...
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FTSE 100 Live 04 November: Ryanair profit falls, index makes steady startRyanair said booking trends in the current quarter suggested that demand is strong and that the decline in pricing appears to ...
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