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Ryanair Sets New Passenger Record Despite Challenges
Ryanair has recorded its highest-ever passenger numbers, although the airline continues to voice concerns about external factors affecting its operations.
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Ryanair Sets New Passenger Record Despite Challenges
Ryanair has recorded its highest-ever passenger numbers, although the airline continues to voice concerns about external factors affecting its operations.
Ryanair Pilots Seek Right to Refuse Tel Aviv Flights Amid Safety Concerns
Ryanair pilots have requested permission to refuse flights to Tel Aviv due to growing safety concerns amid ongoing conflict in Israel.
British AAIB Investigates Ryanair 737 MAX's 2,000ft 17-Second Plunge
During its final approach to Stansted Airport, the Boeing 737 MAX dived from 4,425ft to 2,300ft, reaching speeds from 226mph to 321mph. The aircraft was taken out of service for two days following the incident.
United Airlines Receives Boeing 737 MAX 8 After FAA Audit
The aircraft is undergoing induction at United's Chicago hub, marking the first delivery in two months post-FAA audit. This supports United's fleet modernization efforts.
Ryanair to Challenge Irish Aviation Authority Over Loss of Christmas Slots
Ryanair is set to take legal action if the Irish Aviation Authority does not allocate additional slots at Dublin Airport for the airline’s winter schedule, following a failure to reach a solution.
Ryanair CEO O'Leary Accuses Aer Lingus Pilots of 'Industrial Blackmail' Amid Strike Threat
Michael O'Leary, CEO of Ryanair, has publicly accused Aer Lingus pilots of engaging in 'industrial blackmail' after they voted to strike, which risks disrupting summer holiday travel.
Ryanair Launches Inflight App-Based Ordering System
Passengers can now use Ryanair's app to order snacks and duty-free items during flights, enhancing the digital passenger experience.
Ryanair Warns of High Christmas Fares Due to Dublin Airport Cap
CEO Michael O'Leary cautions that the passenger cap at Dublin Airport will result in Christmas fares between €500 and €1,000 and may divert passengers to Belfast.
Ryanair Loses Court Fight Over €10 Billion Spanish Solvency Scheme
The EU's top court upheld the European Commission's approval of a €10 billion Spanish bailout fund to support companies affected by the pandemic.
Ben Gurion's Terminal 1 Reopens as Ryanair Resumes Flights to Israel
Terminal 1 at Ben Gurion airport has resumed operations for the first time since the onset of conflict, marking Ryanair's return to Israel. The reopening raises questions about potential impacts on airfare trends.
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