Comment: Analysts say "best is yet to come" for Ryanair
Despite Brexit and terrorism, guidance provides plenty of comfort, writes Fearghal O'Connor
It takes more than a seismic political event and a summer pockmarked with appalling violence to disrupt Ryanair’s magnificent growth story, it would seem.
In the days after Brexit, the airline’s share price plunged. It was routinely cited as one of the major companies that could take a major hit if Britain exits the EU given that some 28 per cent of its revenue come from British fares. A profit warning from rival ...
