Cautious travellers prompt Ryanair to discount air fares
Europeans waiting and seeing how crisis plays out before booking holidays, says airline chief
Europeans waiting and seeing how crisis plays out before booking holidays, says airline chief
Airline reports €2.26 billion profit as passengers top 208 million
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Despite what vested interests spout about falling levels of alcohol consumption, the truth is that people who do drink are drinking more and in a more hazardous manner
Low-cost air travel may be a thing of the past as rising fuel prices tip carriers into another crisis
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Ryanair drops 1.6% in Dublin even as oil prices dip on reports of ships moving through Strait of Hormuz
Supplies now being sourced from West Africa, the Americas and Norway
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Half measures are not the answer to this problem
Michael O’Leary says plan is a ‘waste’ and calls for sacking of State company’s board
A more effective deterrent is to hold disruptive passengers responsible for their actions
Passenger ‘vomited on’ and groups of drunk travellers ‘shouting’ and vaping mid-flight
Airline said man’s actions forced Lanzarote-bound flight to be diverted to Portugal
Airline boss says measure would reduce the number of passengers who were disruptive on aircraft
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Brent crude oil prices hold above the $110 a barrel mark
Airline carried 209.3m passengers in 12-month period to end of April
Airline’s rapid growth outstrips emission reductions per passenger
Big loser on muted day in Dublin was budget airline Ryanair, which continued its recent downward turn to finish 1.4% lower
Markets remain on edge as crude oil prices stay above $100 a barrel
Airline to also cut flights in its winter schedule to German capital by 50%
Last weekend Aer Lingus started cutting hundreds of flights from its schedule, while Ryanair has been talking up the risk of fuel shortages
Emerald Airlines tells staff that maintenance issues have delayed peak season schedule
Airline says reductions are not due to Middle East crisis
Iseq down 1% as Ryanair declines on rising oil prices
Euronext Dublin finished down 1%, with Ryanair worst performer as it continues to deal with fallout from oil price rises
Jet fuel shortages are playing havoc with airline schedules
Too often in the past airlines have been poor at dealing with complaints and offering timely compensation
Irish stock exchange slides more than 1%, London’s FTSE 100 down 0.6%
Hundreds of flights will be affected on the airline’s summer schedule against the backdrop of a significant jet fuel shortage
Price of oil tumbles to €88 a barrel in afternoon trading
Willie Walsh, who heads leading air travel industry body, warns of jet fuel shortages across Europe
Passenger drank ‘mind boggling’ amount of alcohol at airport and on plane
Europe reportedly has ‘maybe six weeks or so’ of jet fuel supplies on hand. What will this mean for flights?
Euronext Dublin finished the day down 2%, dragged down by Ryanair, which suffered a hit on the back of a profit warning from EasyJet
Ryanair sees about six weeks of secure jet fuel supplies for the moment
PTSB shares slid 4.3% after Austrian Bawag was announced as winning bidder for Irish lender
Response from Ryanair prompts a reader to get in touch about the way another airline handled a similar situation
Nine regulars certainly have the financial means to improve showing, but it looks like they could not be bothered
Currys, Sky and Eir also drew ire of customers who contacted State body for help
Will The Wise one of Gavin Cromwell-trained trio taking on Grand National fences in Topham
Oil prices retreated, lifting airline stocks including Ryanair, EasyJet and Delta
Ceasefire cuts risk of increased air fares for now but threats to supply remain in absence of longer-term peace deal
There was not much green on the board in Dublin, but AIB was an outlier as it climbed 0.3%
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Ryanair entered the crisis with among the lowest exposures to the conflict regions in the Middle East
From food prices and fertiliser to home heating and holidays, the conflict in the Middle East is hitting finances in several areas
Markets choppy amid latest indications energy shipping through the crucial Strait of Hormuz could be restored
Airline carried 15.8 million passengers last month
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