Ryanair trims annual traffic target due to fuel prices

Some airliners will ‘struggle to survive’ if oil prices stay high, warns Ryanair

It came as Ryanair also cut its air traffic target for next year on the back of efforts to use less unhedged fuel over the winter period. Ryanair has warned that it believes some competitors will “struggle to maintain capacity or even survive” this winter if oil prices remain high. The Irish airline also expects...

Some airlines will ‘struggle to survive’ if oil prices stay high, warns Ryanair

Ryanair also cut its air traffic target for next year on the back of efforts to use less unhedged fuel over the winter period.

Ryanair: Soaring jet fuel prices could topple rival airlines

Ryanair has warned that the price of jet fuel could soar next summer, threatening some of its European competitors with collapse.  The budget airline said it has taken emergency measures to protect itself from the higher jet fuel prices caused by the Iran war, trimming its passenger targets from 216m to 214m for this year.  [...]

Ryanair trims annual traffic target due to fuel prices

Europe's biggest budget airline Ryanair has today cut its fiscal 2027 traffic target to 214 million passengers from 216 million to reduce its exposure to unhedged oil prices during the winter season.

Ryanair reduces winter traffic target due to oil prices

Ryanair has reduced its full-year target for passenger numbers by 2m due to rising fuel prices. In a statement, the budget airline said it is now aiming to carry 214m passengers during its current financial year, down from 216m previously, to reduce its exposure to unhedged fuel prices this winter. The company expects traffic to […]