Ryanair Hlds

Ryanair Holdings Plc engages in the provision of low fares airline-related services. It provides various ancillary services and engages in other activities connected with its core air passenger service, including non-flight scheduled services, Internet-related services, and the in-flight sale of beverages, food, and merchandise. The firm's airlines include Buzz, Lauda, Malta Air and Ryanair DAC. Ryanair U.K. The company was founded on June 5, 1996 and is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland.

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Ryanair Holdings Plc engages in the provision of low-fare airline-related services. The firm also offers ancillary, core air passenger, non-flight scheduled, and internet-related services also involved in in-flight sale of beverages, food, and merchandise. It operates through the following segments: Ryanair DAC, Malta Air, and Other Airlines. Ryanair U.K. The company was founded on June 5, 1996 and is headquartered in Swords, Ireland.

Ryanair Holdings shares rose on Monday as investors looked past a pessimistic outlook that will see the budget airline recording a worse loss for the fiscal year than analysts anticipated.

Ryanair rises on market share gains as Credit Suisse lifted ahead of strategy update

Ryanair Holdings PLC reported sharply narrowing losses for the first half as passenger numbers rebounded following the lifting COVID-19 travel restrictions and after it cut ticket prices. The outlook for the full year remains challenging, the Irish airline said, as it also announced that it may de-list its shares from the London Stock Exchange.

Ryanair losses shrink as traffic rebounds, mulls London de-listing

Ryanair said on Monday it is considering delisting from the London Stock Exchange due to a fall in trading volumes this year after British shareholders' voting rights were restricted post-Brexit.

Ryanair may drop London listing as trading volumes drop post-Brexit

Boeing

Ryanair on Monday said that Boeing was "delusionary" for imposing a double-digit price increase for an order for the 737 MAX 10 during talks earlier this year.

Ryanair says Boeing set 'delusionary' double-digit price increase

Ryanair Holdings PLC RYAAY, +2.57% said Monday that its net loss narrowed for the first half of fiscal 2022 as revenue increased, and that it was considering a delisting from the London Stock Exchange LSEG, -0.70%.

Dow Jones Newswires: Ryanair narrows loss as it weighs LSE delisting

DUBLIN (Reuters) -Ryanair reported its first quarterly profit since before the onset of COVID-19, but said it expects to post an annual loss of up to 200 million euros ($231 million) as it would be forced to discount tickets to fill its planes over the winter.

Ryanair posts first quarterly profit since late 2019

Ryanair on Thursday vowed to repay customers within five days for cancelled flights in a renewed customer service push after criticism about how it handled refunds at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ryanair vows 5-day refund turnaround after COVID criticism

Despite his concerns, Michael O'Leary tells CNBC that ambitious targets need to be put in place.

Sustainable jet fuel targets could push food prices higher, Ryanair CEO O'Leary warns

Ryanair Holdings plc has been found to ban passengers who received COVID-19-related refunds unless they returned the money. An investigation by MoneySavingExpert.com revealed that people who had booked trips with the budget airline had been asked to pay it back, even days before they were due to depart.

Ryanair found to bar passengers from flying unless they pay back COVID-19-related refunds

International Consolidated Airlines Group SA

British Airways and Ryanair PLC are no longer being investigated by the UK competition authority for not offering cash refunds to passengers on flights they couldn't take due to lockdown restrictions. British Airways, part of IAG,  offered customers vouchers or rebooking for affected passengers while Ryanair provided the option to rebook.

Covid refund case against British Airways and Ryanair dropped by watchdog

Britain's competition regulator scrapped its action against Ryanair and British Airways over their failure to offer refunds to passengers prevented from flying by COVID-19 restrictions because it said a lack of legal clarity made the outcome uncertain.

UK scraps action against Ryanair, British Airways over refunds

The world's airlines are set for recovery according to the industry body, but not before more huge losses in 2022. IATA director general Willie Walsh said the industry was “past the deepest point” of the coronavirus crisis but serious issues still remain.

Ryanair shares hit year's high as IATA says airlines past worst of crisis

With continued recovery in air-travel demand in the European Union, Ryanair's (RYAAY) September traffic jumps more than 100% year over year to 10.6 million guests.

Ryanair's (RYAAY) September Traffic Surges More Than 100% Y/Y

Ryanair on Wednesday said it would appeal a ruling by Europe's second-highest court rejecting its challenge against an EU order to repay millions of euros in illegal aid given by an Austrian airport.

Ryanair to appeal after court backs EU order to repay Austrian airport aid

Ryanair expects a large deal with Boeing on an order for the 737 MAX 10 "will come our way eventually" as cancellations put pressure on the U.S. planemaker, but the airline is in no hurry, a senior executive said on Tuesday.

Ryanair expects Boeing MAX deal 'will come our way eventually' - CEO

Boeing is being called out by Ryanair, one of its major customers, for not selling its jets more cheaply.

Ryanair and Boeing have fallen out in public. Here's why that matters

The head of budget airline easyJet has told the boss of Ryanair to focus on running his own airline after questions were raised over the British carrier's independence.

Easyjet CEO tells Ryanair boss to focus on running own airline

Airbus SE

Ryanair on Tuesday warned that Boeing risked forgoing the main driver of growth in Europe, low-cost airlines, to rival Airbus unless it reversed a recent price increase.

Ryanair says Boeing risks ceding European low-cost market to Airbus

With 210 Boeing 737 aircraft set to be delivered in the next five years, Ryanair (RYAAY) raises its five-year traffic growth target to 50%.

Ryanair (RYAAY) Shares Jump Over 7% on Raised Traffic Forecast

Irish airline Ryanair said Thursday that it's planning to create 5,000 jobs over the next five years as part of its recovery from the shock of the coronavirus pandemic.

Ireland's Ryanair aims to hire another 5,000 new staff

Ryanair Holdings PLC increased its growth forecast for the next five years to 50% from 33% previously, on the back of opportunities created by the new Gamechanger aircraft. The Irish airline said in its AGM statement that it now expects passenger numbers to grow to over 225mln by March 2026, well above the previous target of 200mln.

Ryanair raises five-year growth forecast

Ticket prices for short-haul flights across Europe next summer will be significantly higher than they were before the COVID-19 pandemic, Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O'Leary told Reuters on Thursday.

Ryanair CEO sees 'significantly' higher plane ticket prices next summer

Ryanair on Thursday raised its long-term traffic forecast and expects to fly 225 million passengers a year by 2026, up from 200 million previously as it eyes a strong recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ryanair raises passenger target to 225 million a year by 2026

Deutsche Lufthansa AG

It's been a bruising time for airlines as the coronavirus pandemic brought travel to a halt. But now, low-cost carriers seem to be showing signs of recovery.

Europe's low-cost airlines could have the edge in a post-Covid world

easyJet has just rejected a takeover approach from Wizz Air - the claim is that the price isn't high enough. O'Leary, of Ryanair, says they should merge or at least be taken over by someone else - but then he would.

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