Ryanair

Ryanair has this morning lost its attempt to have state aid provided by the EU to Scandinavian airlines SAS and

Ryanair said it believes losses in the last year will now be lower than previously expected, at between £689m and

Ryanair flew just 0.5m people last month as travel restrictions continued to batter the airline industry as the worst year

Ryanair has today launched a coronavirus “travel wallet” into which passengers can upload documents showing they have had a vaccination

People wishing to leave the UK from Monday will have to prove their travel is essential, as the government attempts

Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary said this morning that the budget carrier is adding a tool to its app to

Irish carrier Ryanair flew just 500,000 people in February as widespread coronavirus restrictions all but ended air travel. In the

After a promising start European markets struggled to maintain their early market optimism today. However, some decent gains continue in

Ryanair this morning said that it would appeal after an EU court dismissed its challenge over state aid given to

The advertising watchdog has banned Ryanair from airing its controversial “jab & go” advert, in ruling published today. The Advertising

Ryanair this morning plunged to a €306m (£222.6m) loss as the Irish carrier continued to suffer “the most challenging year

After a turbulent opening to 2021, with new Covid-19 lockdowns around the world, spats over “vaccine nationalism”, and chaos on