Aviation DAA to build underground tunnel at Dublin Airport despite resident and Ryanair objectionsPlans to construct a vehicle underpass at Dublin Airport will create 160 jobs
Aviation French air traffic control strikes force Ryanair to cancel flightsThe cancellations will impact about 50,000 Ryanair passengers, most of whom would have been flying over France’s airspace
Aviation Michael O’Leary says he’d ‘happily’ offer UK deportation flights to RwandaThe Ryanair boss said he would ‘quote for the business’ from the UK government if it was during the winter schedule and it had spare aircraft
Stock Take Oil prices hold steady despite growing tensions in Middle EastThe price of Brent crude oil has fallen over the last week despite Iran launching a major attack on Israel
Aviation New Boeing exec ‘committed’ to speeding up aircraft deliveries, says Michael O’Leary Ryanair might receive an extra two or three planes before the end of June, according to its chief executive
Housing Exclusive: Ryanair spent almost €500k per unit in bulk purchase of Swords estate New details about the deal for Fosterstown Place show the airline paid between €471,000 and €544,000 per house
Aviation Ryanair: ‘Hard to say’ if consumers would pay higher fares for sustainable fuel Airlines director of sustainability says he expects the widespread adoption of sustainable aviation fuel in the next 10 years
Aviation Italian competition authority launches Ryanair probeThe airline said in March that it welcomed a visit from the Italian competition watchdog, which is collaborating with the Irish Consumer and Competition Protection Commission (CCPC)
Stock Take As passenger numbers fly high, it seems Ryanair needn’t have worried about travel agent feud Airline’s concerns that OTA boycott will weaken profitability have been disproved in latest load factor figures
Aviation Over 2.6m passengers travelled through Dublin Airport last monthPassenger numbers are up 25 per cent at Cork
Aviation Ryanair passengers up 8% in MarchAbout 950 flights were cancelled due to the Israel/Gaza conflict
Companies Ryanair announces sixth online travel agent partnershipeSky will be authorised to sell the Irish airline’s flights, seats and bags under the deal
Aviation ‘Much needed’: Michael O’Leary backs Boeing board overhaul Reform to plane maker’s upper ranks comes after Ryanair chief executive took aim at the company’s strategy
Aviation Ryanair takes legal action against An Bord Pleanála The airline is in dispute over the decision to allow Aer Lingus to challenge the building of a new hangar at Dublin Airport
Post Script Post Script: Michael O’Leary better value than Mbappé, aims F bomb at Boeing’s ‘corporate bullshit’ The Business Post takes a look at the scenes behind the stories
Aviation European airlines continue to pile pressure on Boeing over safety standards in planesRyanair’s Michael O’Leary will meet with Boeing this week over ongoing delays to aircraft, while British Airways said its ‘very important’ the US company gets back on track
Aviation JetBlue launches Dublin to New York and Boston service todayJoanna Geraghty, JetBlue chief executive, will unveil the service at Dublin Airport today
Aviation Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary warns airfares will surge 50% due to airport passenger capIn an exclusive sit-down interview, the Ryanair chief executive warned the airline will divert million in new investment away from Dublin airport
Big Read Inside the boardroom: Michael O’Leary and Eamon Ryan go head-to-head over Dublin Airport capThe Ryanair boss has said 20 planes planned for Ireland will go to other countries and air fares will rise by 50 per cent if the issue is not resolved
News Ryanair ‘welcomes’ probe from Italian competition authority over travel agent feudThe airline’s Dublin base was visited by the Italian watchdog this afternoon on foot of complaints from online travel agents