Markets From Walmart to Burberry, Ryanair to Porsche, the end of revenge spending is hitting bottom linesCautious post-pandemic consumers are causing headaches across a wide span of sectors, from supermarkets and airlines to washing machines and luxury cars
Aviation Berlin court rules in favour of Ryanair in eDreams actionThe German court found eDreams payment ‘service fee’ was excessive and therefore unlawful
Aviation Inside Ryanair’s profit drop: Lower fares, shareholder pain and the end of revenge travelRyanair profits dropped by almost half in the second quarter
Aviation Ryanair shares fall as first quarter profit drops 46 per cent Q2 fares are expected to be “materially lower” than last summer
Aviation Ryanair wins US case against Booking.comRyanair accused Booking.com of scraping its website and using the information to overcharge consumers
Legal Ryanair and Aer Lingus move to challenge regulator over Dublin Airport passenger cap Airlines will argue that the IAA incorrectly considered the 32 million annual passenger cap as a constraint in planning its winter schedule
Travel Ryanair partners with Expedia Under the new agreement Expedia Group travellers will be able to directly book Ryanair flights
Aviation Ryanair trial in case against Booking.com to begin in USIrish carrier has sought damages for increased security costs and loss of revenues in its war on online travel agents
Aviation Ireland faces US ire as Jet Blue and United hit by Dublin Airport capJetBlue and United Airlines among dozens of airlines that did not receive any new slots this winter due to 14.4m seat cap at Dublin Airport
Aviation Explainer: Why Aer Lingus, but not rivals, stumbled into a pay rowIn an incredibly competitive industry like aviation, every increase in cost makes staying a nose in front of rivals that little bit harder
Aviation Revenge travel is waning this summer. That's bad news for Ryanair - here's why.Airline reported profit after tax of €2.13 billion in the 12 months to the end of March 2024
Construction ‘It makes total sense’ – business leaders back Michael O’Leary’s call for infrastructure ministerDevelopers row in behind Ryanair boss’s demand to create a department with responsibility for rail, roads and utilities
Housing Revealed: The firms taking staff housing into their own hands As Ireland’s crippling housing crisis continues to weigh on the economy, many firms are snapping up properties to offer security to staff
Planning Ryanair sounds alarm over carbon emissions in challenge to Dublin Airport tunnel Airline cited the project’s environmental impact on waterways and local bat populations, as well as the loss of two aircraft stands to construction
Aviation Ryanair working with Aer Lingus to accept some transfer passengersRyanair has also added extra flights to and from popular European destinations
Opinion Daniel McConnell: Why a minister for infrastructure delivery is not only desirable but vital It is not acceptable that whopper transport, medical and energy projects have to take in excess of 10 years and more likely double that from gestation to delivery
Aviation Chair of the DAA insists its chief Kenny Jacobs has complied with disclosure requirementsKenny Jacobs has shareholdings in three airline groups, including Ryanair, which operate at Dublin Airport
Companies Exclusive: Enterprise Ireland working on new plans to develop more €1bn Irish companiesThe state’s business development agency is working with up to 50 Irish firms it believes can scale rapidly to become €1bn businesses
Aviation Michael O’Leary: ‘Compared to Musk and Mbappé, I'm much undervalued’The Ryanair boss talks as candidly as ever about his bonus, the Dublin airport cap, Boeing delays and his ambitions for Africa
Business Post's View Editorial: Reason and not rhetoric needed in Aer Lingus pilot row If a compromise fails to emerge, the Irish public must brace for a summer holiday season that could be heavily disrupted