Ryanair is 'a long-term winner' but short-term pressures persist, says Liberum
The broker downgraded its rating on the low-cost airline to 'hold', with the target price cut to €11 from €16.5
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Ryanair operates a scheduled passenger airline serving routes between Ireland, the United Kingdom, Continental Europe and Morocco. It claims to be Europe's largest airline and is the parent company of Ryanair DAC, Ryanair UK, Buzz and Lauda airlines
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The broker downgraded its rating on the low-cost airline to 'hold', with the target price cut to €11 from €16.5
Never one for taking a backward step Michael O’Leary, the boss of RyanAir described the fiscal plan as “nuts”, adding that the mini-Budget could potentially bankrupt the UK economy in the coming years.
Disruption caused by industrial action by air traffic controllers “inexcusable” says Irish carrier
After coping with Covid, the Irish budget airline says business model can withstand recessions
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Britain's blue-chip index finished the day up around 132 points, or 1.86%, at 7,281
Outlook follows O’Leary’s jibes at BA for mass flight cancellations
Rising fuel prices and environmental concerns spells the end to super-cheap air travel
The government of Hungary has accused Ryanair of violating consumer protection after raising ticket prices to cover an "extra profit" tax
Hungarian rival Wizz Air also had a return to form
It is a bumpy time for all airlines. Ryanair seemed to find a pocket of calm air in the three months ended June 30
Budget airline boss criticises transport secretary over refusal to relax entry requirements for EU citizens
Upcoming staff walkouts and airline cancellations likely to have the greatest impact on Europe's low-cost carriers
Worker unrest is adding to the chaos at airports, with strikes threatening or underway at Ryanair Holdings and British Airways
Updates are also scheduled from Britvic, British Land, Burberry, Close Brothers, Experian, Fevertree, Land Securities, Premier Foods, Ryanair
Amid soaring fuel prices, management have increased fuel hedging for the new financial year
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Ryanair Holdings Plc has seen a “dramatic recovery” in bookings over the past two weeks as the easing of pandemic travel curbs across Europe encourages people to fly again. The Irish low-cost carrier’s planes are flying about 75% full and c
The two scored extremely low on how they dealt with Covid disruptions
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Flights in the current quarter were requiring "significant price stimulation at lower prices" to quickly fill planes, said boss Michael O'Leary
The budget airline has lowered its guidance for the current year to a net loss of between €250mln and €450mln from a loss range of €100mln-€200mln forecast previously