Ryanair ADR Earnings beat, Revenue misses In Q1
Investing.com - Ryanair (NASDAQ:RYAAY) ADR reported on Monday first quarter {{erl-6397||earnings that beat analysts' forecasts and revenue that fell short of expectations. Ryanair ADR...
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Budget airline Ryanair posts 273 million euro loss as Covid continues to wreak havoc
Low-cost airline Ryanair said Monday that it's still facing a "challenging" environment and that it might finish the fiscal year "somewhere between a small loss and breakeven."
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Ryanair Nudges Up Annual Traffic Forecast, First-quarter Loss Smaller Than Expected
DUBLIN (Reuters) – Ryanair on Monday nudged up its forecast for full-year traffic on strong summer bookings but said fares remained well below pre-pandemic levels as it reported an after-tax...
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Ryanair Plans To Hire 2,000 New Pilots On Pandemic Recovery
Ryanair has confirmed that it wants to hire over 2,000 new pilots to help in navigating a successful recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Official reports indicate that the additional pilots...
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Ryanair to hire 2,000 new pilots over the next three years
Ryanair Holdings (RYAAY) to hire 2,000 new pilots to crew aircraft deliveries over the next 3 years as it recovers and rebuilds from the Covid-19 pandemic.The airline has now taken...
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Ryanair And Government Face Off Over Kerry Air Service
The Department of Transport and Ryanair have now locked in a public spat over the scheduled relaunch of the Dublin-Kerry air route. Transport Minister Eamon Ryan said in a July 9 statement...
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London Markets: ‘Encouraging’ passenger data lifts airlines as British stocks end turbulent week
Passenger data from two popular budget European airlines released on Friday shows a marked increase in travellers in June, providing an encouraging boost to recovery prospects for the travel...
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Ryanair Passenger Numbers Surge As Covid Vaccine Boosts Travel Confidence
Ryanair’s passenger numbers exploded in June, boosted by the easing of travel limitations and successful rollouts of COVID-19 vaccination programs. These developments prompted holidaymakers...
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StockWatch: Here’s why Boeing’s stock will soar
The aircraft maker's two big problems are temporary and it will soon see a boost to sales and cash flow from its massive backlog of orders.
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Ryanair CEO Sees Travel ‘Mushrooming’ Despite Covid-19 Restrictions
LISBON (Reuters) -As the summer holiday season kicks off, the number of passengers hopping on Ryanair planes is “mushrooming” despite travel restrictions in place to control the spread of...
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Ryanair And Wizz Breathing Life Into European Air Travel
Ryanair and its low-cost rival Wizz are seemingly leading a revival in European flights, according to new market figures from Bank of America’s Sky Tracker. Bookings for flights within...
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Ryanair Extends Winning Streak as Court Annuls German Aid for Condor
BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Ryanair on Wednesday won its challenge against state aid granted to German charter airline Condor, a third victory in its fight against billions of euros in pandemic...
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UK Launches Action Against Ryanair and BA Over Refunds
LONDON (Reuters) -Britain’s competition authority said on Wednesday it was investigating whether Ryanair and British Airways had broken consumer law by failing to offer refunds for flights...
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Putin Says He Wants Better Ties With Biden Despite U.S. Pressure
(Bloomberg) -- Russian President Vladimir Putin said he hopes a summit with his U.S. counterpart Joe Biden this month in Geneva will help to improve fraught ties, though he accused...
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London Markets: London stocks pinned down by Pershing Square Holdings, banks and travel companies
London stocks were set to end the week with a small gain, with losses for banks and energy names and for investment fund Pershing Square Holdings, while travel-related names continued to...
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U.K. yanks Portugal from quarantine-free-travel ‘green’ list
U.K. yanks Portugal from quarantine-free-travel ‘green’ list
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: Global travel headaches continue as U.K. yanks Portugal from quarantine-free-travel ‘green’ list
Portugal has been removed from the U.K.’s safe-destination list, just weeks after the holiday hotspot reopened to British tourists, amid concerns over rising cases and mutations of the...
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: Post pandemic global travel headaches continue as U.K. yanks Portugal from safe-destination list
Portugal has been removed from the U.K.’s quarantine-free travel list, just weeks after the holiday hotspot reopened to British tourists, amid concerns over rising cases and mutations of the...
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The Wall Street Journal: Ryanair CEO calls Belarus flight diversion a ‘premeditated hijacking’
Ryanair Holdings rejected Belarus’s account of the diversion of one of its planes Sunday, angrily condemning the forced landing in a private letter and calling on the government to identify...
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Ryanair CEO Calls Belarus Flight Diversion 'Premeditated Hijacking'
The airline rejected Belarus’s account of the diversion of one of its planes, angrily condemning the forced landing in a private letter and calling on the government to identify three...
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German GDP, Amazon Deal, Bitcoin - What's Moving Markets
By Peter Nurse Investing.com -- Germany’s economy shrank more than expected in the first quarter, yet U.S. stocks and bitcoin both head higher. Oil awaits news about Iranian supply, Amazon...
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The EU sanctions Belarus after ‘state terrorism’ — but experts aren't convinced they'll work
The EU is sanctioning Belarus after Ryanair plane 'hijack' but experts have doubts the measures will change the situation.
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Belarus opposition says activist arrested after plane diversion is president's 'personal enemy'
Roman Protasevich played an "important role" in mobilizing people to join protests, said Franak Viacorka, senior advisor to a Belarus opposition leader.
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EU Weighs Sanctions Over ‘Hijacking’ of Ryanair Jet by Belarus
(Bloomberg) -- European leaders will discuss possible sanctions after Belarus ordered a Ryanair Holdings (NASDAQ:RYAAY) Plc flight transiting its airspace to land and arrested a journalist...
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Belarus Plane Action, Tax Regulation, Bitcoin - What's Moving Markets
By Peter Nurse Investing.com -- Belarus bonds slump after forcing a civilian airplane to divert to Minsk, while U.S. stocks, oil and bitcoin head higher. Virgin Galactic could be in focus...
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EU leaders discuss repercussions for Belarus after Ryanair 'hijack'
"This is yet another blatant attempt by the Belarusian authorities to silence all opposition voices," the EU said in a statement on Monday.
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Ryanair shares dip in London, flat in U.S. after Belarus rerouting incident
Ryanair shares dip in London, flat in U.S. after Belarus rerouting incident
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Ryanair CEO says Belarus plane grounding was 'state-sponsored piracy'
"This was a case of state-sponsored hijacking ... state-sponsored piracy," O'Leary told Irish Newstalk radio on Monday.
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The Wall Street Journal: Airlines reroute flights to avoid Belarus after forced landing
Wizz Air Holdings PLC, a European discount carrier, said it was rerouting a flight from Kyiv to Tallinn, Estonia, to avoid Belarusian airspace, amid rising alarm in the global aviation...
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Belarus Jet Forces Ryanair Plane to Land in Minsk
President Alexander Lukashenko scrambled a jet fighter to force a commercial aircraft to land in the nation’s capital, where a Belarusian journalist and opposition activist was...
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News24.com | Ireland lashes out against forced Ryanair flight diversion, calling it 'piracy'
Ireland on Monday described the forced diversion of a flight operated by Irish airline Ryanair carrying a Belarusian opposition activist as a "state-sponsored" act of "aviation...
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Belarus accused of 'hijacking' plane to arrest activist, provoking outrage in the West
Belarus has provoked outrage after it reportedly forced a commercial flight to land and arrested opposition figure Roman Protasevich who was on board.
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Italy’s Antitrust Fines Ryanair 4.2 Million Euros For Not Refunding Passengers
MILAN (Reuters) – Italy’s antitrust authority fined Ryanair 4.2 million euros ($5.12 million) for not refunding costumers for flights cancelled after June 2020 due to the COVID-19 emergency,...
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Ryanair Wins Court Challenge to State Aid for Rivals KLM and TAP
Ryanair Holdings (RYAAY) is pleased that the court has agreed with its contention that government financial support extended to Air France-KLM and TAP was unlawful. After the COVID-19...
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Ryanair ADR Earnings beat, Revenue misses In Q4
Investing.com - Ryanair (NASDAQ:RYAAY) ADR reported on Monday fourth quarter {{erl-6397||earnings that beat analysts' forecasts and revenue that fell short of expectations. Ryanair ADR...
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Musk Hits Crypto, AT&T/Discovery and China's Rebound - What's Moving Markets
By Geoffrey Smith Investing.com -- Elon Musk rattles cryptocurrencies – and stock futures - with a fresh blast against Bitcoin. AT&T (NYSE:T) and Discovery (NASDAQ:DISCA) are on the verge...
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Ryanair Holdings reports FY results
Ryanair Holdings (RYAAY): FY GAAP EPS of -€0.91.Revenue of€1.64B (-80.7% Y/Y).Load factor down 2,400 bps to 71%.Press Release
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Ryanair suffers biggest annual loss in 3½-decade history
Ryanair suffers biggest annual loss in 3½-decade history
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: Ryanair posts biggest annual loss in its 35-year history, but airline sees recovery ahead
Ryanair slumped to its biggest annual loss in its 35-year history, but it said it is likely to break even in the coming year, as COVID-19 vaccination programs help ease travel...
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Ryanair says business 'continues to be challenging' as traffic falls 81%
The budget airline reported a full-year net loss of 815 million euros as Covid-19 restrictions hit home.
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Environmentalists were seen as 'nutters,' Ryanair CEO says, and he was an 'original skeptic'
Ryanair's CEO O'Leary used to be "one of the original skeptics" but says the airline is now focusing on greener initiatives.
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: Moderna COVID-19 vaccine rollout begins in England, giving under 30s alternative to AstraZeneca
The Moderna COVID-19 vaccine will start to be used in England from Tuesday, providing an alternative to the AstraZeneca vaccine for people aged under 30.
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Need to Know: The recession is over in all but name. Why a retreat for stocks might be fast approaching, according to Deutsche Bank.
According to research from Deutsche Bank, growth, as measured by the Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index, typically peaks 10 to 11 months after a recession ends. That would...
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