Ryanair is warning travellers planning to take a trip this year they should book "as soon as possible" or risk paying more for their flights.
The Dublin-based airline said average fares between October and December were 14% above 2019 levels, with Ryanair recording a profit of 211 million euro (£185 million) for the quarter.
That is compared with a 96 million euro (£84 million) loss a year earlier, and is more than double its 88 million euro (£77 million) profit for the same three months in 2019.