Italian regulator drops Ryanair case
Ryanair to refund Italian customers over €1.5 million in extra check-in fees
Italy's competition authority said on Thursday it had dropped an investigation into budget airline Ryanair after the carrier pledged to refund over €1.5 million to passengers who faced airport check-in surcharges after failing to check in online.
Ryanair's H125 results show fare improvement. Expected to continue in H225 and 2026, making it a clear buy with low valuation ...
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Ryanair ready to be first airline to enter Crimea after its liberationTamila Tasheva, Permanent Representative of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, has reported that ...
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A man has reportedly died after experiencing an apparent medical emergency during a Ryanair flight. The individual, who has ...
Ryanair Holdings (RYAAY) has released an update. Ryanair Holdings has announced the purchase and cancellation of over 235,000 shares, as part ...
An airport has seen passenger numbers rise by nearly a quarter following the introduction of additional routes to European ...
Ryanair has announced the availability of 20.8 million seats from the UK for its summer 2025 schedule. This strategic move ...
Sharp falls in Ryanair ticket prices seen earlier this summer have eased significantly and Chief Executive Michael O'Leary is ...
Passengers on board a Ryanair flight were reportedly arrested when their plane landed in Tenerife for causing trouble and allegedly urinating in the aisle. The flight, which departed from East ...
Ryanair has confirmed the flights of a small number of passengers were cancelled by a technical issue before being reinstated ...
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