Ryanair has decided to close its Berlin Airport aircraft base because of high costs and the airport's latest 10% fee-increase notice. "German aviation policy has failed its citizens"
Ryanair calls on Germany to return approximately €200 million granted to Lufthansa during the Corona period: "illegal state aid that distorted competition." All the details
Starting November: Ryanair has decided to close the bag drop 60 minutes before departure to ease airport queues and improve punctuality. Self-service kiosks will also expand to over 95% of airports
Verbal violence incident on Ryanair flight cost the abusive passenger dearly: a court has sentenced the attacker to 10 months in prison. Airlinereiterates: "Zero tolerance policy"
Ryanair has opened a new aircraft base in Tirana, adding routes, jobs, and expanding its presence in Albania’s fast-growing aviation market. "Ryanair’s record 2026 growth at Tirana will deliver 44 routes, and 4 million passengers"
The Irish low-cost carrier has launched its Summer 2026 flight schedule. Highlights include new destinations in Italy and the United Kingdom, and increased frequenciesin Spain and Scotland
Ryanair launches its biggest-ever Croatia summer schedule with 4.3M seats, 118 routes, and new flights from Dubrovnik to Budapest and Gdansk; the airline offers a limited three-day seat sale to mark the event, with fares starting at just €29.99
The European airline has reported an increase in the number of passengers and revenues in the third quarter of FY2026, while continuing to expand its fleet of aircraft and open new routes for the summer of 2026
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has held a press conference in Dublin to address the clash with social network X owner Elon Musk, as the low-cost airline launches an unusual ticket sale. O'Leary also spoke about the idea that billionaire Elon Musk would buy the airline: "If he wants to invest in Ryanair, we would think it's a very good investment, certainly a significantly better investment than the financial returns he's earning on X."
Italy's competition authority is seeking more than a quarter of a billion euros from low-cost carrier Ryanair for an "abusive strategy" that allegedly harms consumers' ability to purchase airline tickets through agents and online. The company's response: "Previous rulings were ignored, they are acting under pressure from travel agencies"
Ryanair calls on Germany to return approximately €200 million granted to Lufthansa during the Corona period: "illegal state aid that distorted competition." All the details
Starting November: Ryanair has decided to close the bag drop 60 minutes before departure to ease airport queues and improve punctuality. Self-service kiosks will also expand to over 95% of airports
Verbal violence incident on Ryanair flight cost the abusive passenger dearly: a court has sentenced the attacker to 10 months in prison. Airlinereiterates: "Zero tolerance policy"
Ryanair has opened a new aircraft base in Tirana, adding routes, jobs, and expanding its presence in Albania’s fast-growing aviation market. "Ryanair’s record 2026 growth at Tirana will deliver 44 routes, and 4 million passengers"
The Irish low-cost carrier has launched its Summer 2026 flight schedule. Highlights include new destinations in Italy and the United Kingdom, and increased frequenciesin Spain and Scotland
Ryanair launches its biggest-ever Croatia summer schedule with 4.3M seats, 118 routes, and new flights from Dubrovnik to Budapest and Gdansk; the airline offers a limited three-day seat sale to mark the event, with fares starting at just €29.99
The European airline has reported an increase in the number of passengers and revenues in the third quarter of FY2026, while continuing to expand its fleet of aircraft and open new routes for the summer of 2026
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has held a press conference in Dublin to address the clash with social network X owner Elon Musk, as the low-cost airline launches an unusual ticket sale. O'Leary also spoke about the idea that billionaire Elon Musk would buy the airline: "If he wants to invest in Ryanair, we would think it's a very good investment, certainly a significantly better investment than the financial returns he's earning on X."
Italy's competition authority is seeking more than a quarter of a billion euros from low-cost carrier Ryanair for an "abusive strategy" that allegedly harms consumers' ability to purchase airline tickets through agents and online. The company's response: "Previous rulings were ignored, they are acting under pressure from travel agencies"
Ryanair announced that it will reduce its operations in Belgium by one million flight seats, 5 aircraft, 20 routes, and thousands of jobs starting in a year. The reason: a significant increase in aviation taxes
