Ryanair has warned that cheap flights may be about to get more expensive. Chief executive Michael O’Leary says summer 2027 fares could rise by up to…
Michael O’Leary says carrier still expects its first 15 aircraft in spring 2027 despite new software issue
Air Data News•Ricardo Meier29 SeptRyanair CEO Michael O'Leary said today that demand for air travel remained very strong because airlines had kept fares low, but warned that this could not continue with oil prices at current levels.
Ryanair will receive its first Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft in spring 2027. Chief Executive Michael O’Leary confirmed the timeline on 23 September 2026, telling Reuters… The post When Does Ryanair Receive Their Boeing 737 MAX 10 Aircraft?
On this week’s AvTalk, we’re back from Dorkfest/SpotLAX with a busy week of news. We’re digging into the ATC failure that snarled traffic in the northeast US to start the week.
Flightradar24 Blog•Flightradar2425 SeptRyanair group CEO Michael O'Leary said today the airline "will not levy a fuel surcharge" amid higher prices for jet fuel, though he predicted rivals may do so.
Ryanair’s AGM delivered a tight vote on CEO Michael O’Leary’s new long-term pay deal, a package worth up to 150 million Euros that secured support from just under two thirds of shareholders.
Travel Radar•Zoe Weyrauch-Gosling12 SeptThe Chief Executive of National Air Traffic Services (NATS), the UK’s largest controller of air traffic, has been summoned to meet the country’s Transport Secretary, Heidi Alexander. This follows a complete shutdown of NATS’ systems Tuesday Sept.
Travel Radar•Billy Stack10 SeptOpinionated entrepreneur Elon Musk has taken aim at Delta Air Lines, claiming that passengers are avoiding the carrier due to its lack of Starlink WiFi.
The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has criticised Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary for publicly suggesting that a preliminary investigation into a Boeing 737-800 engine failure pointed to foreign object damage.
Aviation24.be•André Orban23 Jul
The NTSB has warned Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary against making public comments on a recent 737 depressurisation incident while the ongoing inquiry remains active.
AviationSource News•Len Varley23 Jul
Michael O'Leary has tied himself to Ryanair until 2032. He belongs to a shrinking class of airline chiefs who have become almost impossible to replace – which is exactly what makes their eventual departures so risky.
Skift Airlines•Gordon Smith1 Jul
Ryanair has secured the future of its long-serving chief executive, Michael O’Leary, after agreeing a new contract
Airline Routes & Ground Services•Eddie Saunders22 JunRyanair CEO Michael O’Leary will remain at the helm of Europe’s largest low-cost airline through 2032 under a new contract extension.
Travel Radar•Eve Powell22 JunRyanair has announced a major leadership extension, agreeing a new contract that will keep Michael O’Leary at the helm as CEO until April 2032.
AviationSource News•Len Varley22 Jun
Ryanair Holdings has agreed a new contract that will keep Michael O’Leary as Group CEO until April 2032,…
AeroTime•Clement Charpentreau22 JunRyanair Holdings has confirmed that Group CEO Michael O’Leary will remain at the helm of the airline group until April 2032, ending months of negotiations with both the executive and the company’s major shareholders.
Aviation24.be•André Orban19 Jun