Michael O'Leary rules out Ryanair frequent-flyer perks
In a bold statement reinforcing Ryanair's value proposition, CEO Michael O'Leary declared no introduction of frequent-flyer perks, advising passengers to seek loyalty elsewhere.
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Ryanair CEO Urges Leadership Continuity at Boeing In Crisis
Michael O’Leary, CEO of Ryanair, emphasizes the importance of management continuity at Boeing to regain stability and approves of the commercial unit's new leadership's initial efforts.
Ryanair Says Boeing Taking Steps to Accelerate Jet Deliveries
In a significant move to address aircraft delivery bottlenecks, Ryanair is set to receive an expedited delivery of 40 Boeing 737 Max jets, indicating a collaboration effort to meet summer operational demands.
Ryanair in War of Words With Italy’s Competition Authority Over Alleged Abuse of Dominant Position
Italy's antitrust regulator launched an investigation into claims that Ryanair abused its dominance, impacting travel agencies, competitors, and passengers with potential market restrictions.
Ryanair Accuses eDreams Of Overcharging by 216%
In a recent OTA Pirate survey, Ryanair alleges eDreams significantly overcharged customers by an astonishing 216%, highlighting concerns within OTA practices.
Ryanair is world’s most valuable airline but can O’Leary get his €100m? Shares in carrier have traded in past month above €21 level & may trigger a €100 million stock bonus for CEO
Ryanair's market performance, with shares consistently above the €21 mark, positions CEO Michael O'Leary on the verge of securing a €100 million stock bonus.
Ryanair claims competition authorities had invalid warrant for raid on Dublin HQ
Ryanair contests the validity of a search warrant used by Irish and Italian competition authorities during a raid on its Dublin headquarters, alleging legal insufficiencies.
Ryanair to resume Israeli services as low-cost terminal becomes available
Following Ben Gurion International Airport's decision to reopen its low-cost Terminal 1, Ryanair announces the resumption of its Israel routes from June 1, offering 40 weekly flights.
Ryanair hits revised passenger target for full year
Despite reducing its passenger forecast due to Boeing 737 Max delivery delays, Ryanair has met its adjusted target, carrying 183.7 million passengers in the 2023-24 fiscal year, an 8-9% increase over previous periods.
Ryanair buys 1,000 tons of SAF from Shell for Stansted base
In a move to bolster its sustainability efforts, Ryanair has procured 1,000 tons of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) from Shell, designated for use at its Stansted Airport base.
Ryanair inspects all new 737s before they enter service
CEO Michael O'Leary announces enhanced scrutiny of newly delivered Boeing 737s to Ryanair, highlighting quality issues identified starting in 2022.
Ryanair CEO says airline found parts missing from Boeing planes
Michael O'Leary, CEO of Ryanair, has raised concerns over Boeing's quality control, citing missing parts and delayed deliveries, and calls for new leadership.
Ryanair CEO Lauds Boeing Management Overhaul After Plane Delays
Ryanair's CEO applauds Boeing's extensive management reshuffle, marking one of the first endorsements by an airline executive since Boeing's CEO change amidst aircraft delivery delays.
Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary on track for €100m bonus
Michael O'Leary could secure a substantial bonus as Ryanair's share price approaches the five-year goal, with potential for an additional 33% increase, according to Bank of America.
Ryanair CEO Warns Plane Shortage Will Likely Cost European Travelers This Summer
With the resurgence in demand and a limited supply of planes, Ryanair's CEO anticipates airfares could rise by 5-10% this summer, affecting European travelers.
As critics trash Boeing, the outspoken CEO of Ryanair emerges as an unlikely defender
In an unusual turn, Michael O'Leary of Ryanair vocally supports Boeing, countering widespread denouncement with firm backing for the manufacturer.
Ryanair Ramps Up Operations to Zagreb, Sarajevo
In a strategic move, Ryanair enhances service frequency to Zagreb while also prolonging its flight offerings to Sarajevo, marking a significant expansion in these routes.
Boeing crisis: ‘Stupid’ French minister talks ‘rubbish’ like Donald Trump, says Ryanair chief
In a stringent rebuff, Ryanair's boss condemns the French finance minister's remarks on Boeing, extending criticism towards the FAA's policies.
Ryanair CEO: "I Would Like To Have A Bigger Number Of Airbus Aircraft”
Expanding its fleet beyond the current 27 Airbus A320 family aircraft, Ryanair signals a strategic shift towards Airbus for future growth.
IAG chief warns blocking consolidation could ‘destroy’ airlines
Leading airline executives stress the importance of consolidation within Europe's aviation sector to bolster competitiveness, urging regulators to permit mergers.
Ryanair's O'Leary ups pressure on Boeing with meeting in Dublin
In a high-stakes meeting in Dublin, Ryanair's Michael O'Leary confronts Boeing's leadership over ongoing delays in aircraft deliveries, signaling deepening tensions between the airline and its key supplier.
’Like lipstick on a pig’: Ryanair chief slams Single European Sky reforms
Michael O'Leary, Ryanair's group chief executive, has openly criticized the European Union's reforms of the Single European Sky, labeling them as ineffective.
Ryanair review: Flying with Europe’s most notorious carrier is excruciating.
Travelers opting for Ryanair's economically priced flights across Europe face a significant compromise on comfort, grappling with some of the most restricted seating arrangements in the industry.
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary says negative press is his budget airline’s marketing secret: 'Bad publicity sells far more seats than the good'
Michael O'Leary, Ryanair's CEO, leverages the airline's polarizing social media presence and his own notorious remarks for marketing, challenging conventional PR strategies.
New measles alert for passengers on Ryanair flight into Dublin, as additional case is reported
Passengers on a recent Ryanair flight from Cyprus to Dublin were alerted to a measles exposure, marking an additional case this month.
Ryanair cancels all Israel flights until end of October
Due to elevated fees at Terminal 3 amid Terminal 1's wartime closure, Ryanair opts out of flights to Israel, impacting routes and passenger plans.
Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary predicts highest fares in Europe at Dublin airport in 2024
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary attributes the forecasted spike in flight costs at Dublin Airport to imposed passenger restrictions, impacting fare prices.
Ryanair Reports 5% Rise in February Traffic
February 2024 witnessed a notable uptick in Ryanair's traffic, with the airline serving 11.1 million passengers, demonstrating robust demand.
Ryanair Calls on Tel Aviv To Open Ben Gurion Terminal 1
Ryanair has officially requested the reopening of Terminal 1 at Tel Aviv Ben Gurion International Airport to facilitate increased route operations.
Ryanair Confirms Schedule Cuts as Boeing Deliveries Drop to 40
Facing a reduction to 40 Boeing Max jets before June's end, down from the expected 57, Ryanair is compelled to revise its passenger forecast to 198-200 million for 2024 and cancel some summer flights.
Ryanair Boss Labels Irish Ministers 'Dunces' Over Dublin Airport Passenger Cap
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary criticizes Irish officials and announces plans to bypass Dublin for 2024 expansion, citing the airport's imposed passenger cap as a growth barrier.
Ryanair seeks to exclude evidence of ex-FBI executive in US case against Booking.com
Ryanair is contesting the admissibility of testimony from a former FBI and National Security Council member in its US legal dispute with Booking.com.
Family lose £165 Ryanair check-in dispute
An adjudication by an airline dispute resolution scheme found that the Lloyd family was not entitled to a refund after failing to check in for their Ryanair flight, spotlighting passenger responsibilities.
Ryanair 737 suffers nosegear damage on landing in Brussels
During its landing at Brussels Charleroi Airport on February 24, a Ryanair operated Boeing 737-800 sustained noticeable damage to its nose gear assembly.
Ryanair Partners With On the Beach After Months of Litigation
Following a lengthy legal dispute over market competition practices, Ryanair Holdings Plc and On the Beach Group Plc have announced a collaborative agreement, aiming to enhance the travel experience and market offerings.
Airline ticket prices could rise because there aren’t enough planes, says Ryanair boss
The imminent shortfall in Boeing and Airbus aircraft deliveries may lead to a ticket price surge, affecting airline economics globally.
Ryanair tried to get state action over disruptive passengers on their flights
Ryanair's attempt to engage the Department of Justice in addressing the issue of disruptive passengers on board has not been successful.
Ryanair demands compensation from Boeing for aircraft delivery delays
CEO Michael O'Leary criticizes Boeing's manufacturing delays for forcing Ryanair to revise passenger forecasts downward.
Poland should invest in regional airports not transport hub, says Ryanair
Amid uncertainties around the proposed central hub airport project in Poland, a senior Ryanair official recommends reallocating funds to enhance regional airports, suggesting more practical investment paths.
Ryanair CEO expects to be at least seven Boeing deliveries short this summer
Ryanair's summer operations to be impacted with a shortfall of at least seven Boeing aircraft, according to CEO Michael O'Leary.
Ryanair, Southwest, United take biggest hit from FAA cap on 737 MAX production
Following the FAA's decision to halt Boeing 737 MAX's production increase, major orders from Ryanair, Southwest, and United face significant delivery delays.
Ryanair Nears Deal With TUI in New Blow to Online ‘Pirates’
A prospective partnership between Ryanair Holdings Plc and TUI AG aims to consolidate booking operations, marginalizing the role of third-party online travel agencies.
Ryanair further suspends Israel flight schedule in March and April, due to higher fees at Tel Aviv Terminal 3
Due to increased fees at Ben-Gurion Airport's Terminal 3, Ryanair will halt its Tel Aviv service in March and April, impacting routes and passenger travel plans.
Aer Lingus granted leave to appeal €40m Ryanair hangar plan
In the latest development, Aer Lingus secures permission for a judicial review of Ryanair's proposed €40m aircraft hangar at Dublin Airport, setting the stage for a legal showdown.
Ryanair extends maintenance agreement in Amman with Joramco
Europe’s prominent low-cost carrier, Ryanair, solidifies its operations stability with a 10-year heavy maintenance agreement at Joramco's Amman facility, ensuring sustained MRO capacity.
Michael O’Leary: Four-year passenger cap decision will cost investment and hike costs
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary deplores the four-year cap at Dublin Airport, predicting increased costs for passengers while other airports capitalize on Dublin's constraint.
Ryanair’s €100-Million CEO Bonus Troubles Barclays Analysts
Barclays analysts express caution over the proposed €100-million bonus for Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary, highlighting potential corporate governance implications.
Ryanair’s top 10 routes out of Ireland revealed
Ryanair's busiest Irish route has been officially identified, highlighting the airline’s key strategic connections departing from Ireland.
Ryanair Launches Belfast-Malta Summer Flights
In a strategic expansion of its European network, Ryanair is set to connect Belfast with Malta, tapping into the lucrative summer travel market.
Ryanair concerned about findings from NTSB report, highlights quality issues with Boeing: CEO
Despite recent improvements, Ryanair CEO, Michael O'Leary, acknowledges further quality enhancements are required after the NTSB's revelations concerning Boeing aircraft.