Ryanair Hlds

Ryanair Holdings Plc engages in the provision of low fares airline-related services. It provides various ancillary services and engages in other activities connected with its core air passenger service, including non-flight scheduled services, Internet-related services, and the in-flight sale of beverages, food, and merchandise. The firm's airlines include Buzz, Lauda, Malta Air and Ryanair DAC. Ryanair U.K. The company was founded on June 5, 1996 and is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland.

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Ryanair Holdings Plc engages in the provision of low-fare airline-related services. The firm also offers ancillary, core air passenger, non-flight scheduled, and internet-related services also involved in in-flight sale of beverages, food, and merchandise. It operates through the following segments: Ryanair DAC, Malta Air, and Other Airlines. Ryanair U.K. The company was founded on June 5, 1996 and is headquartered in Swords, Ireland.

Amid coronavirus-led travel demand woes, Ryanair's (RYAAY) December traffic plummets 83% year over year, while load factor is only 73%.

Ryanair's (RYAAY) December Traffic Drops 83% Amid Coronavirus

Ryanair Holdings and Wizz Air Holdings each reported sharp drops in December traffic as several European nations impose severe restrictions on movement. Ryanair said passenger traffic fell 83%, as it operated 22% of its schedule with a 73% load factor.

Ryanair, Wizz Air each report slides in December traffic

Ryanair on Tuesday confirmed it would restrict the voting rights of British shareholders from Jan. 1 in a bid to ensure it remains majority EU-owned and retain full licensing and flight rights in the bloc.

Ryanair restricts voting rights of non-EU shareholders in Brexit move

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Ryanair's order of 75 more 737 MAX 200 models may be a game changer for the carrier, but it's definitely not a new lease on life for Boeing.

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Ireland's Ryanair is the latest carrier to seek out more Boeing 737 Max jets now that the Federal Aviation Administration has ended the 20-month grounding and a return to passenger service is in sight. The infamous carrier just purchased 75 Boeing 737 Max 8200 aircraft to join its fleet, growing Ryanair's total order to 210 aircraft to be delivered by 2025. The 8200 variant is Boeing's high-density model of the Max, aimed at ultra-low-cost carriers like Ryanair to further maximize the jet's cost-saving economics by filling it with as many passengers as possible. 

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As expected, Ireland-based Ryanair Holdings PLC (NASDAQ: RYAAY) on Thursday signed a firm order for 75 new Boeing Co.

Boeing Snags Order for 75 New 737 Max Jets

Ryanair is buying 75 additional 737 Max jets from Boeing, by far the largest order for the troubled plane since it was grounded nearly two years ago.

Ryanair is buying 75 more 737 Max jets, Boeing's biggest order since the grounding

Ryanair hopes to agree another large order of the 737 MAX jets with manufacturer Boeing over the next 18 months and expects to be flying the 230-seat MAX 10 by 2025, Group Chief Executive Michael O'Leary told Reuters in an interview on Thursday.

Ryanair CEO says he wants another Boeing order within 18 months

The order is the largest for the troubled jet since its March 2019 grounding.

Ryanair Gives Boeing a Boost With $9 Billion 737 Max Order

Budget airline Ryanair on Thursday ordered 75 additional Boeing 737 MAX jets with a catalogue value of $9 billion, throwing a commercial lifeline to the embattled U.S. planemaker after regulators lifted a 20-month safety ban. The order from the Irish airline, Europe's biggest low-cost carrier and one of Boeing's most important customers, is the largest for the jet since 2018 before two fatal crashes led to its grounding.

Ryanair agrees to buy 75 737 MAX jets in boost for Boeing

Irish discount carrier Ryanair said it's increasing its order of Boeing MAX-8200 aircraft by 75, taking its firm order to 210 from 135. "Now that the Boeing MAX aircraft has been certified by the FAA to return to service, Ryanair expects to take the first deliveries of these new fuel efficient and environmentally friendly aircraft from early 2021, and has confirmed 210 firm orders with Boeing for these gamechanger aircraft, which will be delivered over a 4-year period between Spring 2021 and December 2024," said Ryanair in a statement.

Ryanair says it's ordering 75 more Boeing Max aircraft

Ryanair is close to placing an order for dozens of additional Boeing 737 MAX jets in a commercial boost to the U.S. planemaker after regulators lifted a 20-month safety grounding, industry sources said.

Ryanair close to new Boeing 737 MAX jetliner order: sources

A key influence for Ryanair's Michael O'Leary was the fact that he grew up on a farm. “Farmers have to survive the winter.

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Recent COVID-19 lockdowns mean Ryanair will fly fewer passengers than planned this winter and Europe's biggest low-cost airline doesn't expect to return to pre-pandemic levels of service until next autumn, its chief executive said on Tuesday.

Ryanair trims winter plans, sees full service in autumn 2021

Ryanair hopes to place additional orders for Boeing's freshly approved 737 MAX in talks that are set to conclude late this year or in early 2021, CEO Michael O'Leary said in an interview on Tuesday.

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Ryanair is not looking to order additional 737 MAX jets from Boeing at the moment but does expect opportunities to acquire cheap aircraft to appear at some stage, a senior executive said on Thursday.

Ryanair says it is not looking to order more MAX jets at the moment

Compared to the other European short-haul airlines, Ryanair is doing very well indeed. It's certainly going to survive and expand in the rebound. The problem is that the stock price already more than fully reflects that. It's not worth buying for the rebound.

Ryanair's Doing Comparatively Well, But It's Not Worth It

Ryanair would not expect to have to pay extra for aircraft deliveries due to a new 15% tariff announced by the European Union this week on Boeing aircraft, a senior executive said on Tuesday.

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