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Ryanair Launches First Paris Orly Routes Securing Key Slots

Irish airline Ryanair will debut at Paris Orly Airport following its acquisition of crucial slots. This strategic move marks a significant expansion in the airline's European footprint, commencing services from April 2025.

2024-12-02T08:31:47.325685-08:00

Independent.ie

Booking.com Seeks Retrial in Ryanair Legal Dispute

2024-12-01T18:43:29.617978-08:00

Independent.ie

Ryanair Targets Profit Surge Amid Post-Ukraine Demand Rebound

2024-11-30T18:39:42.351742-08:00

Reuters

Spain Fines Budget Airlines €179M for 'Abusive Practices'

2024-11-22T02:59:57.343564-08:00

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Aviation Week

Ryanair Launches First Paris Orly Routes Securing Key Slots Irish airline Ryanair will debut at Paris Orly Airport following its acquisition of crucial slots. This strategic move marks a significant expansion in the airline's European footprint, commencing services from April 2025.

2024-12-02T08:31:47.325685-08:00

Ryanair Launches First Paris Orly Routes Securing Key Slots

Independent.ie

Booking.com Seeks Retrial in Ryanair Legal Dispute Booking.com is appealing to a US court this week to reconsider a summer verdict in a case involving Ryanair. The travel giant aims to overturn the previous decision, which had significant implications for its partnership and operations with the airline.

2024-12-01T18:43:29.617978-08:00

Booking.com Seeks Retrial in Ryanair Legal Dispute

Independent.ie

Ryanair Targets Profit Surge Amid Post-Ukraine Demand Rebound Ryanair is poised to capitalize on increased flight demand as travelers return following a prospective Ukraine peace deal. Analysts from Barclays highlight the potential boon to the airline's profits, aligning this optimism with broader industry recovery trends in war-affected regions.

2024-11-30T18:39:42.351742-08:00

Ryanair Targets Profit Surge Amid Post-Ukraine Demand Rebound

Reuters

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Spain Fines Budget Airlines €179M for 'Abusive Practices' Spain's consumer affairs ministry has imposed a €179 million fine on five low-cost carriers, including Ryanair and EasyJet, for 'abusive' practices such as charging for hand luggage and seat reservations. Ryanair received the largest fine of €107.8 million. The airlines are expected to appeal the decision.

2024-11-22T02:59:57.343564-08:00

Spain Fines Budget Airlines €179M for 'Abusive Practices'

Aviation Source

Ryanair 737 Max Incident: Crew's Steep Descent After Altitude Breach at Stansted The AAIB report details a serious incident where a Ryanair B737-8 MAX breached minimum go-around altitude at London Stansted, causing the crew to execute a steep descent. Ryanair has since adopted a revised approach procedure to enhance safety and mitigate such incidents.

2024-11-21T06:23:36.843473-08:00

Ryanair 737 Max Incident: Crew's Steep Descent After Altitude Breach at Stansted

AeroTime

Ryanair Threatens 50% Capacity Cuts at French Regional Airports Over Tax Hike Ryanair has warned of halving its operations at 10 French regional airports starting January 2025 if the planned 260% increase in passenger taxes is implemented by the French government. The budget airline argues that this move unfairly targets local travelers and regional economies.

2024-11-21T06:21:49.830090-08:00

Ryanair Threatens 50% Capacity Cuts at French Regional Airports Over Tax Hike

The Independent

Jet2 Announces 17 Leisure Routes at New London Luton Base Jet2 has unveiled plans for its 13th UK base at London Luton Airport, commencing summer 2025. The airline will introduce 36 weekly flights to 17 leisure destinations, including Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Turkey, deploying two Airbus A321neo aircraft for enhanced connectivity.

2024-11-13T04:11:28.262827-08:00

Jet2 Announces 17 Leisure Routes at New London Luton Base

Irish Times

Ryanair Challenges Jurisdiction Ruling in Irish Court Over Italian Regulator Case Ryanair is appealing a decision by a lower court that ruled Irish courts lack jurisdiction to hear its lawsuit against the Italian regulator following a raid on its Dublin headquarters. The outcome could influence future cross-border regulatory disputes involving multinational corporations.

2024-11-07T10:26:22.654369-08:00

Ryanair Challenges Jurisdiction Ruling in Irish Court Over Italian Regulator Case