Ryanair Cuts Passenger Growth Target Amid Boeing Jet Delays
Ryanair Holdings Plc cut its passenger growth target for next year because of delivery delays from aircraft supplier Boeing Co. The Irish low-cost carrier now expects 210 million passengers in fiscal 2026, down from a previous goal of 215 million ...
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 has reported a fall in profit over the summer following a drop in ticket prices and has been forced to trim its ...
As a result, Ryanair has tempered its growth forecasts, revising its full-year traffic projection from 215 million to 210 ...
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Ryanair reports 10% drop in average fares amid consumer ‘spending pressure’Ryanair has revealed its average fares declined by a 10th this year amid pressure on consumer spending, but said this weighed ...
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Ryanair ‘worried for UK’ as it tells airports to slash fees or lose flightsRyanair said UK airports must slash landing fees to hang on to flights after Rachel Reeves hiked airline departure taxes in the Budget. Finance chief Neil Sorahan said the airline will hold ...
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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 ...
Analyst Johannes Braun of Stifel Nicolaus maintained a Buy rating on Ryanair Holdings (RYA – Research Report), with a price target of ...
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