Ryanair Profits Surge 40% to Record €2.26 Billion Despite Fuel Crisis
Ryanair said higher fares and tight cost control lifted revenue 11% to €15.54 billion as Boeing delays limited expansion.
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Ryanair profit surges to €2.26bn driven by higher ticket prices
Ryanair has reported a record annual profit of €2.26 billion for its latest financial year, marking the strongest result in the airline’s history. The figure represents an increase of around 40% compared with the previous year and reflects higher ticket prices alongside steady passenger demand across its network The airline said the result was supported by an increase in average fares of around 10% Source
Ryanair profits surge 40% to record €2.26 billion despite fuel crisis
Europe’s largest low-cost airline posted record annual profits as rising fares and sustained travel demand helped offset aircraft delivery delays and mounting uncertainty in global fuel markets due to the Iran war.
Ryanair Holdings presented on Monday the results of its 2026 fiscal year with the greatest profit in its history: 2,260 million euros, 40% more than the previous year, a figure that consolidates it as the most profitable airline in Europe despite the increase of fuel.More passengers, more revenues... and a cost that hardly grows In particular, the Irish airline transported 208 million passengers, 10% more, with an average occupation factor of 94…
Ryanair posts record €2.26bn profit
Ryanair Holdings has reported record full-year profits for FY26, with pre-exceptional profit after tax rising 40% to €2.26 billion, driven by higher fares and continued revenue growth. Group revenue increased 11% to €15.54 billion as passenger traffic grew four per cent and average fares recovered by ten per cent following the previous year’s decline. Scheduled revenue rose to €10.56 billion, while ancillary revenue climbed six per cent to €4.99…
Ryanair Says Fuel Supply Fears Decreasing; Forecasts Flat Fares & Posts Record Results
Ryanair has said the risk of fuel supply shortages are continuing to decrease, on the back of delivering record annual profits and passenger numbers. Ryanair’s just-published annual results show a 4% jump in passenger numbers – for the 12 months to the end of March – to 208.4 million people, a load factor of 94%; an 11% jump in revenue to €15.54bn; and net profits of €2.26bn, which were 40% ahead of the previous year. With fuel suppliers seeking…
Ryanair closed its financial year 2025-2026 with a record net profit of EUR 2.26 billion, up by 40%, driven by rising tariffs and despite delays in deliveries at Boeing and rising fuel costs.The first European passenger carrier confirms its role as a European sky consolidator, while showing great caution on its outlook 2026-2027 in an uncertain geopolitical and energy environment.A record profitability, backed by tariffs In the financial year en…
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