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Ryanair Holdings Sees Stake Reduction by Capital Group
IATA: It is expected that passenger traffic in the Global Aviation industry will reach a record high in 2025, with a Net income of 36.6 billion USD.
The largest lobbying group in the Aviation industry stated in its annual forecast that due to a record 5.2 billion passengers flying, the Global Aviation industry will achieve a net income of 36.6 billion dollars by 2025.
Ryanair Holdings Declares FY25 Interim Dividend
Ryanair Holdings: FY25 Interim Dividend of EUR0.223 Per Ordinary Share Will Be Paid on Feb 26
Ryanair Sees Shift in Voting Rights Ownership
Shares of Airline Companies Are Trading Higher Amid Possibly in Sympathy With American Airlines After the Company Issued Q4 Adjusted EPS Guidance Above Estimates.
J.P. Morgan Sticks to Its Buy Rating for Ryanair Holdings (RYA)
Wall Street Analysts Think Ryanair (RYAAY) Could Surge 28.79%: Read This Before Placing a Bet
Ryanair's Strategic Share Buyback Initiative
Ryanair Reports Strong November Traffic Growth
Ryanair Holdings Reveals Total Voting Rights Update
Ryanair to Begin Paris Orley Airport Service Next Year: Report
New EasyJet Chief Take Potshot at Ryanair Over Package Holidays
Ryanair Stock Plunges 17.7% YTD: Should You Buy the Dip?
Ryanair Sees Increased Stake From Capital Group
Spanish Fines Against Five Low-Cost Carriers Likely to Be Overturned -- Market Talk
'Busiest Thanksgiving Ever': How the TSA Plans to Handle Record Air Travel
Five European budget airlines in Europe were fined €0.179 billion for additional charges in Spain.
On November 25, according to CCTV Finance, the Spanish consumer protection agency imposed a fine of 0.179 billion euros (approximately 1.35 billion yuan) on five low-cost airlines, including Europe's largest low-cost carrier Ryanair and easyjet plc sponsored adr from the united kingdom, for additional charges related to passenger carry-on baggage. Among them, Ryanair was fined the highest amount, reaching approximately 0.108 billion euros (about 0.815 billion yuan). In response, the Spanish Airlines Association stated it would appeal, claiming the fine is "clearly illegal" and violates EU regulations.
Ryanair and EasyJet Fined £100m Over Baggage Fees
Ryanair Holdings Boosts Shareholder Value With Buy-Back