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Ryanair says preliminary evidence suggests foreign object damage may have caused an engine component to strike a cabin window during a flight from Greece. A formal investigation is continuing after a passenger was partially pulled through the broken window.
Ryanair’s quarterly profit fell 34 percent as weaker consumer confidence pushed fares lower while jet fuel costs climbed. The airline is withholding full-year guidance as it waits to assess late-summer bookings.
Frontier Airlines will add Starlink Wi-Fi from early 2027, joining a wider push by budget carriers to offer more premium inflight services.
A Ryanair Boeing 737 NG returned to Thessaloniki after a passenger window dislodged inflight, leaving one traveler injured and prompting an investigation.
Ryanair has changed its family seating policy after a UK watchdog opened an investigation into charges for parents sitting with young children.
The UK competition watchdog is investigating whether Ryanair’s family seating policy unfairly charges parents who need to sit with young children.
Ryanair will base two additional aircraft at Warsaw Modlin for winter 2026, expanding across both Modlin and Chopin with 46 routes.
Ryanair’s onboard scratch card program is drawing fresh attention after passengers won €500,000 and €10,000 from small in-flight purchases tied to charity fundraising.
Ryanair warned that prolonged fuel market disruption could push weaker European airlines into deeper financial distress. The comments point to rising pressure on carriers that lack the scale, balance sheet strength, or hedging protection to absorb another sustained cost shock.
Ryanair plans to close its Berlin base in October 2026 and cut its schedule to and from the German capital by 50 percent, blaming rising airport fees and Germany’s broader aviation cost structure.
A new UK passenger survey ranks Ryanair and Wizz Air among the worst short-haul airlines, highlighting growing frustration over add-on fees and onboard comfort.
Ryanair believes free in-flight Wi-Fi will become standard across aviation within five years, but CEO Michael O’Leary says cost and fuel efficiency still matter more than cutting-edge tech.
Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary says a public online clash with Elon Musk has delivered a noticeable boost in ticket sales, turning controversy into effective marketing.
Ryanair has launched a tongue-in-cheek flash sale tied to a public spat between its CEO and Elon Musk, once again using controversy as a marketing tool.
Ryanair is set to cut millions of seats and withdraw from multiple European routes in 2026, citing rising airport fees, aviation taxes, and shifting operational priorities.