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Flight prices for low-cost airlines are declining in the middle of summer, we are victims of our own success. People no longer want to spend to fly: Michael O'Leary of Ryanair speaks.

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I prezzi dei voli di Ryanair potrebbero abbassarsi anche del 10% nell’estate 2024 rispetto all’anno precedente. L’annuncio arriva direttamente da Michael O’Leary, Ceo di Ryanair, che, un’intervista esclusiva al Corriere della Sera, spiegato che l’inversione di tendenza è la diretta conseguenza del calo del 15% registrato nel trimestre aprile-giugno, in cui la compagnia low-cost ha quasi dimezzato i suoi utili. Tanto da spingerlo ad ammettere che…

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Flight prices for low-cost airlines are declining in the middle of summer, we are victims of our own success. People no longer want to spend to fly: Michael O'Leary of Ryanair speaks.

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