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Ryanair boss suggests bringing in army to end airport travel chaos

Michael O’Leary hits back at Grant Shapps’s claim that firms have oversold flights and holidays

The Guardian - UK

Ryanair Expects Strong Summer Bookings: Reuters

Ryanair Holdings (NASDAQ:RYAAY) Chief Executive Michael O'Leary stated on Wednesday that bookings for the summer looked very strong, adding that the load factor should gradually rise to 94-95% in June-August, approaching pre-COVID-19 pandemic levels, reported Reuters. O'Leary told Reuters that the airline was likely to end this month with just over 15…

Benzinga

What a difference a week makes: Ryanair fares increase 18-fold in a week as half-term approaches

Stansted-Pisa round-trip beginning next Monday is £24; the week after, it’s £428. Same flights, same planes

The Independent UK

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Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary shares urgent warning to Irish holidaymakers jetting abroad this summer

"It seems to us that there will be higher prices into that peak summer period"

Irish Mirror

Ryanair boss issues warning of price increase ahead of summer holidays

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has issued a warning to customers over price changes for the peak summer period. This comes as the airline reported an annual loss of £302 million.

Edinburgh Live

Ryanair CEO Thinks Boeing Management Needs A Reboot: CNBC

Ryanair Holdings plc (NASDAQ:RYAAY) CEO Michael O'Leary following the FY22 results, told CNBC that the company had been "very disappointed with the performance" of Boeing Co (NYSE:BA) from a commercial perspective over the last 12 months. Related: Ryanair FY22 Loss Narrows, Expects To Return To Profitability In FY23 O'Leary called for a shakeup of management at…

Benzinga

Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary warns of flight price hikes and airport staff shortage this summer

Ryanair's fares may rise due to rising fuel costs due to soaring oil prices following the Ukraine war

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Ryanair boss warns of skyrocketing flight costs and airport delays this summer

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has warned that prices for flights could go up this summer as the demand for European holidays goes up in the wake of pandemic restrictions being lifted

Daily Mirror

Ryanair boss issues price rise warning to holidaymakers flying to Europe

Flights to European destinations are expected to rise this summer due to an increase in demand

Manchester Evening News

Turn up at the airport early and expect higher fares, Ryanair boss tells passengers

Manchester-Malaga returns on peak summer dates cost upwards of £350, including baggage

The Independent UK

Ryanair boss warns on rising costs for summer beach flights

RYANAIR’S Covid-related losses soared past £1 billion today as it warned the cost of holiday flights will jump this summer as exhausted Brits seek out Europeanbeaches.

Evening Standard

Ryanair boss warns of increased flight prices and ‘challenges’ getting through airports this summer

Prices are expected to rise by 7-9%

Liverpool Echo

Ryanair boss warns passengers that flight prices will be higher this summer due to increased demand

Chief executive Michael O’Leary has also said getting through airports will be “challenging” this summer

Chronicle Live

Ryanair issues warning to all passengers over flight prices and airport delays

Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has warned flight prices will be higher this summer due to soaring demand for European holidays.

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The Guardian - UK

Ryanair warns of ‘fragile’ recovery as Ukraine war and Covid push it to loss

Michael O’Leary says airline hopes to return to ‘reasonable profitability’ but declines to make forecasts

Birmingham Post

Ryanair chief Michael O'Leary warns of holiday price rises and airport delays

The budget airline reported narrowed annual underlying losses of £302m on Monday

Wales Online

Ryanair boss issues warning to all passengers over prices and delays

Ryanair said traffic recovered strongly as it carried 97.1 million guests, up from just 27.5 million the year before

The Independent UK

Ryanair cuts losses by two-thirds – but still lost £10 per second for a year

‘Show up earlier and allow plenty of time to get through security, particularly at Manchester’ – Michael O'Leary’s advice to passengers this summer

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Why isn't Tiger Roll running in the Grand National this year?

Two time Grand National winner Tiger Roll will not be running at Aintree in 2022, his owners retired him in March after a row over handicap weights

Irish Mirror

How many horses does Michael O'Leary have in the Grand National? The Ryanair boss' many runners in the Aintree showpiece

It is a race that has been very kind to his Gigginstown House Stud, with Tiger Roll famously winning back-to-back Nationals in 2018 and 2019

Irish Mirror

April inflation: Everything we know that's getting more expensive in Ireland this month

The cost of living in Ireland will continue to rise over the coming months as many service providers pass costs onto customers

The Guardian - UK

An Easter sunshine rush won’t ensure a bright future for BA

Brits may be piling on to its planes again, but the flag carrier still has IT and ownership issues to tussle with

Dublin Live

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary calls for Army to help with 'chaotic' Dublin Airport security delays

"This weekend is going to be grim out there. We fear that we will have a repetition of last weekend, one or two hour delays."

Irish Mirror

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary calls for Army to help with Dublin Airport security delays

Mr O'Leary said he fears the queues at security are going to get even worse over the Easter break as there will be a "huge increase" of passengers going through Dublin Airport

AFP

Ryanair chief expects 'strong recovery', Covid and Ukraine permitting

Brussels (AFP) - Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary said Thursday he expected a strong rebound in the airline's activity but said the recovery was fragile due to Covid and the geopolitical situation.

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