Ryanair has solidified its partnership with TUI, a prominent travel company, granting TUI authorisation to include Ryanair flights, seats and baggage options in its holiday packages. This collaboration emphasises a commitment to fair pricing, stipulating that TUI must refrain from overcharging customers for Ryanair products. As part of the agreement, TUI ensures the accurate provision […]
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Ryanair has entered into a ground handling partnership with Skytanking Aviation Services, effective from April 2024. This collaboration, spanning six years, will provide crucial ground handling services to support Ryanair’s expanding operations, particularly at key airports like Eindhoven in the Netherlands. With over 3,600 daily flights and more than 183.5 million passengers annually, Ryanair emphasises
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Ryanair has announced the extension of its maintenance agreement with Joramco, the MRO provider based in Jordan and the engineering arm of Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE). The agreement entails undertaking ten lines of heavy maintenance for the next ten years at Joramco’s facility in Amman, Jordan. This extension provides flexibility for Ryanair as it expands
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In response to the removal of its flights by certain online travel agents in December, Ryanair has revised its profit forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2024. The airline disclosed on Monday that it anticipates an after-tax profit ranging between €1.85 billion and €1.95 billion (US$2 billion to US$2.1 billion), marking a downward adjustment
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Ryanair has reported that in the first half of FY2024 scheduled revenues increased 37% to €6.1 billion, traffic grew 11% to 105.4 million, while average fares rose 24% to €58 due to a strong Easter and record summer 2023 demand. Ancillary revenue increased 14% to €2.5 billion (€23.70 per passenger). In the total first-half of FY24 revenue
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Aviator Airport Alliance (Aviator), a full-range provider of aviation services at 15 airports across the Nordics and Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair have announced the expansion of their strategic collaboration across multiple important bases. The expanded arrangement is effective until October 2027 and applies to all Aviator-operated stations, including Arlanda (ARN), Malmö (MMX), Copenhagen (CPH), and
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Ryanair has chosen Madrid as the site of its new €100 million pilot and cabin crew training centre, the largest aviation training centre in southern Europe. With Ryanair’s new training centre, which will train up to 250 aviation professionals a day, Ryanair will bring the latest technology to Madrid, including six Boeing 737 flight simulators,
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Ryanair is set to trim its winter schedule at Dublin Airport, axing 17 routes for the season. This decision stems from several factors, including rising passenger charges, the airport’s capital expenditure choices and the absence of a significant environmental incentive programme. Furthermore, the airline will be relocating its fleet of 19 Boeing Gamechanger aircraft to
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Ryanair has announced its expansion in Amman, confirming a five-year heavy maintenance agreement with Joramco, the MRO provider based in Jordan and the engineering arm of Dubai Aerospace Enterprise (DAE). This agreement will further extend the partnership and will see the airline utilising up to six heavy-maintenance lines at its facility in Amman, Jordan where
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Ryanair and CFM International have signed a Letter of Agreement (LoA) for the purchase of LEAP-1B engines to power 150 Boeing 737-10 aircraft. The LoA also includes spare engines and options for 150 additional aircraft. Ryanair has been a CFM customer since 1998, operating the largest fleet of CFM-powered Boeing airplanes and the largest CFM56-7B-powered
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