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Ryanair Sues Passenger for €3,000 After Diversion Incident

Ryanair has filed a €3,000 lawsuit against a passenger whose disruptive behavior forced flight FR7124 from Berlin to Marrakesh to divert to Seville. The incident resulted in significant inconvenience for 170 passengers and six crew members, underlining challenges faced by airlines in managing onboard disruptions.

2025-04-08T08:30:49.603371-07:00

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Ryanair Achieves Landmark with 200 Million Passengers and Expands Routes

2025-04-02T00:06:48.987316-07:00

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Southwest Ends Free Checked Bags Policy Amid Business Overhaul

2025-03-11T04:04:29.488058-07:00

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Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 Crashes in South Korea, Over 179 Dead

2024-12-28T16:53:25.054581-08:00

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Ryanair Sues Passenger for €3,000 After Diversion Incident Ryanair has filed a €3,000 lawsuit against a passenger whose disruptive behavior forced flight FR7124 from Berlin to Marrakesh to divert to Seville. The incident resulted in significant inconvenience for 170 passengers and six crew members, underlining challenges faced by airlines in managing onboard disruptions.

2025-04-08T08:30:49.603371-07:00

Ryanair Sues Passenger for €3,000 After Diversion Incident

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Controversial Western Sahara Flights Highlight Geopolitical Tensions for Ryanair and Transavia Ryanair and Transavia face political challenges as their discount flights to Western Sahara, incentivized by Moroccan authorities, encounter opposition from the Polisario Front. This development underscores the ongoing conflict in the region, impacting airlines' strategic operations and highlighting the delicate balance of international relations.

2025-04-07T07:56:40.311244-07:00

Controversial Western Sahara Flights Highlight Geopolitical Tensions for Ryanair and Transavia

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High Court Rejects Ryanair's Appeal Against Dublin Airport Cargo Underpass A High Court judge has dismissed Ryanair's request to appeal the rejection of its legal challenge against a proposed €200 million cargo underpass at Dublin Airport. The underpass aims to enhance cargo logistics without disrupting passenger operations, aligning with wider infrastructure improvement plans.

2025-04-04T09:43:46.968946-07:00

High Court Rejects Ryanair's Appeal Against Dublin Airport Cargo Underpass

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Ryanair Considers Backup Jets Amid Potential 737 MAX 10 Certification Delays Ryanair is looking to secure backup jets as it anticipates potential delays in the certification process for the Boeing 737 MAX 10. The airline expects to receive 15 of these aircraft in 2027, but the timeline could shift if certification issues arise.

2025-04-04T01:52:33.576394-07:00

Ryanair Considers Backup Jets Amid Potential 737 MAX 10 Certification Delays

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Ryanair Sues UK Air Traffic Control Provider for $6 Million Ryanair has filed a lawsuit against the UK's NATS, seeking $6 million in damages over flight disruptions caused by what it claims is mismanagement of air traffic control operations. The airline alleges the inefficiencies led to significant operational challenges and financial losses during peak travel periods.

2025-04-02T01:52:53.449119-07:00

Ryanair Sues UK Air Traffic Control Provider for $6 Million

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Ryanair Achieves Landmark with 200 Million Passengers and Expands Routes Ryanair has reached a significant milestone by flying 200 million passengers in its fiscal year ending March, the first European airline to do so. Concurrently, the carrier has expanded its route network, launching new flights from Aberdeen International Airport to a major European city.

2025-04-02T00:06:48.987316-07:00

Ryanair Achieves Landmark with 200 Million Passengers and Expands Routes

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Ryanair Sets Record with 200 Million Passengers in 2024/25 Ryanair has achieved a historic milestone by carrying over 200 million passengers in its 2024/25 financial year. This accomplishment marks a new record for both the airline and European aviation, underscoring Ryanair's significant growth and industry influence.

2025-03-28T07:52:10.977334-07:00

Ryanair Sets Record with 200 Million Passengers in 2024/25

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Ryanair CEO Downplays Boeing Tariff Risks Amid Economic Concerns Michael O'Leary, Ryanair CEO, expressed skepticism regarding the likelihood of tariffs on Boeing aircraft, despite warnings about potential economic impacts. He emphasized the counterproductive nature of such tariffs for both Boeing and the U.S. economy, asserting mutual interests in avoiding escalation.

2025-03-28T03:36:01.753965-07:00

Ryanair CEO Downplays Boeing Tariff Risks Amid Economic Concerns