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Leading Brexit critic Amber Rudd joins board as airline faces falling demand

Profits for the 2024 financial year were slightly ahead of the €1.91 billion profit expected by analysts…

From the evacuation that took 50 minutes to a sequence of mysterious emails, UN report finds many questions unanswered by the Belarus authorities, writes Simon Calder

Ryanair is being forced to sell tickets at a discount in the face of lower than expected demand from summer holidaymakers.

Average air fares rose 21 per cent, the airline said

Ryanair hopes to increase its fleet of Boeing 737 Max jets to 158 by the end of July this year, although this will be 23 aircraft short of the initial delivery schedule.

Ryanair is hopeful that delivery of its initial Boeing 737 Max 10s will take place on schedule in spring 2027, despite the intensified regulatory scrutiny which has pushed back certification.

Ryanair RYA.I CEO Michael OLeary said on Monday that a recessionary feel around Europe could be a factor in slower-than-expected growth in airfares as the low-cost carrier posted record annual profits slightly ahead of expectations.OLeary warned two weeks ago that summer fares would likely be lowe

MARKET WRAPS Stocks: European equities moved higher on Monday as gold and copper futures traded around records, boosting commodity stocks. Fresh Chinese stimulus measures aiming to... -May 20, 2024 at 05:25 am EDT - MarketScreener

London stocks edged higher early trade on Monday as investors mulled the latest UK house price figures and looked ahead to key inflation data later in the week.