Ryanair is expanding its operations in Bratislava by stationing a fourth aircraft and increasing its offerings to 23 destinations, including Paphos, Tirana, Turin, and Warsaw.

The Croatian brand Žabac has been attracting significant attention on Facebook recently due to its engaging posts and responses to customer comments, earning it a reputation as a rare Croatian brand that can compete with Ryanair.

An unpleasant incident occurred on a Ryanair flight from Naples to Kaunas when two passengers disputed a window seat, revealing that one of them had boarded the wrong aircraft.

The articles highlight the long-standing leadership and significant influence of Michael O'Leary as the CEO of the low-cost airline Ryanair. He is often referred to as the 'eternal' boss, underscoring his extended tenure and impact on the company.

Ryanair is offering its billionaire CEO, Michael O'Leary, a substantial bonus worth approximately $300 million, contingent upon him achieving specific performance targets.

Ryanair's stock saw an increase today, with market analysts examining the factors contributing to its upward movement.

North Macedonia's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport, Aleksandar Nikolovski, accused low-cost airline Ryanair of 'blackmail behavior' regarding its potential operations in the country.

Ryanair is reportedly making plans for an 'Armageddon situation' due to fears of an impending fuel shortage.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has proposed banning morning alcohol sales and limiting passengers to two drinks per day at airports to address an increase in violent passenger incidents.

Ryanair has issued a warning about rising operational costs, citing increases in fuel prices and crew wages as primary factors. This could impact the airline's profitability and future pricing strategies.

Michael O'Leary is reportedly set to extend his tenure as CEO of the Irish airline Ryanair until 2032, an announcement made alongside the company's annual results.

A passenger traveling with Ryanair from Krakow to Liverpool won €500,000 on a €2 scratch card purchased onboard, which was sold for charitable purposes.

Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary has dismissed the daa's €5.6 billion plan to expand Dublin Airport as "gobbledygook," criticizing the operator of Dublin and Cork airports.

Ryanair is implementing extensive route cuts and closing bases across Europe, citing increasing operating costs and higher airport charges as reasons for the reductions.

Ryanair Holdings (RYAAY) has achieved a 58% return, attributed to significant market share gains and improved operational efficiency.

According to the Air Transport United Trade Union, 400 Ryanair employees at Budapest's Ferihegy Airport are awaiting their salaries, marking the second such delay in a short period.

Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary has proposed banning pre-flight morning pints in airports to curb disruptive passenger behavior. The call has sparked debate, with readers sharing stories of passengers being heavily intoxicated on flights.

Michael O'Leary, CEO of Ryanair, advocates for a ban on alcohol sales in airport bars, specifically before morning flights.

There is growing concern regarding Ryanair's future strategy at Thessaloniki Airport, with employees awaiting official announcements from the company. Scenarios suggest the airline may be re-evaluating its operations in the region.

A Ryanair flight from Berlin to Alicante was forced to make an unscheduled landing in Karlsruhe/Baden-Baden after a drunk passenger caused a disturbance on board.

Ryanair has expressed satisfaction with a decision by the Toulouse criminal court in France, which found two disruptive passengers guilty. The individuals received substantial fines and prison sentences for causing a disturbance on a flight from London Stansted to Ibiza in May 2025.

Ryanair has announced its decision to close its base in Thessaloniki and cease operations from 'Makedonia' Airport. The airline has informed staff of the closure, prompting meetings among local stakeholders.

A father-of-two who bullied Ryanair staff and assaulted a Dublin Airport police officer and a garda has been spared jail.

Ryanair's emissions have increased again, with its rapid growth outpacing emission reductions per passenger, contrasting with other large Irish carbon polluters that have shown reductions.

Ryanair has appealed to the Polish government to suspend the implementation of the EU passport control system, citing passenger waiting times of 1-2 hours at Krakow and Katowice airports, which are causing passengers to miss their flights.

Ryanair shared a humorous message on social media, accompanied by a photograph of an airplane in Yugoslavia, which subsequently triggered a wave of reactions online.

The rent-a-car sector in the Azores has reported an estimated 30% decline in business. This significant drop is attributed to the departure of Ryanair from the region.

A passenger on a Ryanair flight from Malta to Naples was discovered hiding in an overhead luggage compartment, reportedly to avoid paying for a ticket.

Ryanair is currently offering excellent discounts, encouraging travelers to plan their annual leave with reduced fares.

Ryanair has announced a reduction of 1.2 million regional seats in Spain, while assuring that no cancellations are planned, despite ongoing criticism of Aena.

Ryanair announced it will shut its Berlin operating base and halve its winter schedule to the German capital, blaming the decision on a rise in German aviation tax, a move criticized by a trade union.

Specialists are highlighting increasing safety concerns regarding passengers placing hot drinks on airplane tray tables, citing a rise in alarming incidents during flights.

In a series of incidents over several weeks, dozens of Ryanair passengers were left stranded as their flights from Tours, Vatry, and Marseille departed without them, highlighting fragilities within the strained airline sector.

Ryanair is significantly cutting its services in Germany, reducing the number of Berlin flights by 50% and planning to close its Berlin base from October.

Airline Ryanair has issued a recommendation to passengers, urging them not to wear a particular accessory during flights.

Ryanair's exit from the Azores has generated apprehension among local businesses and led to a significant increase in flight prices to the mainland, with only SATA and TAP now operating these routes.

Ryanair is evaluating Morocco as a potential location for its aircraft engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) facility.

Ryanair is promising up to 70 percent passenger growth if the air traffic tax is abolished, using offers to increase pressure on the government.

Ryanair has announced a 48-hour price reduction, as reported by The Portugal News.

A British mother recounted a "shameful and humiliating" incident where she was charged approximately €63 by Ryanair for her daughter's supposedly oversized luggage, blaming the airline's "meticulously formulated" rules for misleading her.

A Ryanair cabin crew member recounted in court how a sexual assault by an intoxicated passenger on a Dublin-bound flight "changed her life," detailing how she was groped and kissed while performing her duties.

The picturesque village of Lyons in Ireland, renovated by Ryanair co-founder Tony Ryan, is for sale.

Ryanair and Rathwood have been identified as the most complained about companies in Ireland, with Currys, Sky, and Eir also drawing significant customer ire, according to a State body.

Airlines operating in Lithuania, including Wizz Air, Ryanair, and Lufthansa, are signaling route cuts and price increases, advising passengers to book early.

Ryanair ground staff are reportedly incentivized with €2.50 for each oversized cabin bag they intercept, while passengers caught with such bags face significantly higher penalties. This policy has led to staff being described as 'bounty hunters' by some.

Another Ryanair passenger has been sentenced in the UK to 10 months in prison for "unforgivable behavior" that disrupted a flight.

Europe is experiencing fuel shortages, with Italy already affected and France potentially next, leading Ryanair to consider flight cancellations. Deliveries to London's Heathrow Airport are also reportedly at risk.

Tirana International Airport announced the start of new Ryanair operations, connecting Tirana with Liverpool and Dublin and expanding the airport's destination network.

A kerosene emergency could lead to major airlines like Ryanair and Lufthansa cutting flights, resulting in reduced offerings, less convenient schedules, longer waits, and increased ticket prices.

An influencer shared a tearful viral video alleging that Ryanair prohibited her from boarding a flight due to her behavior. She expressed her frustration and disappointment over the incident.

An incident at an airport led to a passenger being denied boarding on a Ryanair flight, causing distress that was later shared on social media.

Ryanair has officially launched its new base in Tirana, Albania, with a $400 million investment, deploying four aircraft and planning to operate 44 destinations by summer 2026, anticipating record growth for the country.

Der Irankrieg wirbelt den globalen Flugverkehr durcheinander. Neben dem Ausfall von Routen und wichtigen Drehkreuzen wird Kerosin knapp

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary stated he enjoys work and sees no reason to retire, also criticizing the IFA's opposition to the Mercosur trade deal as "fundamentally wrong" and a "charade."

Ryanair is ending its routes to Ponta Delgada and Terceira in the Azores, effective Sunday, causing significant concern for the local tourism sector, with businesses anticipating a potential reduction in regional GDP of up to 104.5 million euros annually.

Kaune įsikūrusi „Ryanair“ grupės bendrovė „Kaunas Aircraft Maintenance Services“ (KAMS), neseniai pranešusi, kad ieško 200 naujų darbuotojų, skelbia, kad pradėti karjerą aviacijoje galima ir iškart…

Ryanair has published a satirical video making fun of passengers who miss their flights, sparking online discussion.

The CEO of Ryanair anticipates that the Boeing 737 MAX 10 aircraft will receive its certification during the third quarter of the year.

Shares in Ryanair, along with other banks and airlines, surged to pre-war levels, driven by optimism surrounding potential US-Iran talks and the prospect of cheaper energy.

Ryanair Holdings (RYAAY) has reported a record Profit After Tax (PAT) of €2.26 billion for 2026, marking a 40% increase. This significant financial achievement highlights the airline's strong performance.

Denmark has seen an "explosion" in domestic flight passenger numbers following Ryanair's departure from Billund and Aalborg airports. A council has criticized this surge, calling it "completely crazy."

Passengers flying with Ryanair are being advised to pay attention to a particular rule that many may not be aware of.

Ryanair states that the Iran War will not trigger jet fuel shortages and suggests that airfares could potentially fall as a result.

Ryanair has announced summer ticket price reductions to attract travelers, a decision made after the airline reported record annual profits, while also noting the risk of aviation fuel shortages in Europe.

A Ryanair executive warned that more airlines could follow Spirit into bankruptcy due to the ongoing fuel crisis, potentially exacerbated by the Iran war. While Ryanair expects to avoid jet fuel shortages, it anticipates future price increases.

A new analysis by Transport & Environment reveals that emissions from the aviation sector in Europe have surpassed pre-pandemic levels. Experts warn that despite decarbonization pledges, the industry continues to increase its negative environmental impact.

Michael O’Leary, the controversial CEO of Ryanair, is approaching 40 years in his position as a decision regarding his future leadership looms.

Ryanair expects air fares in the key summer months to remain largely flat and costs to be under pressure, attributing these challenges to the ongoing Iran war.

Ryanair announced it would cease flights from North Macedonia after its demands for increased subsidies and airport priority were deemed impossible by Minister Nikolovski. The airline's decision follows a dispute over financial and operational conditions.

A panel of flight experts has reviewed Ryanair's 'ten commandments' of rules, describing them as 'quite annoying'.

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary plans to offer bonuses to employees who more diligently monitor passengers violating hand luggage rules, making it harder to carry larger bags.

Ryanair, Europe's largest low-cost airline, is intensifying its pressure on passengers with oversized luggage by announcing increased bonuses for employees who identify bags and suitcases exceeding size limits.

Ryanair has launched a strong attack against Fraport Greece, alleging that it operates as a monopoly and has made Greek aviation uncompetitive, calling for government intervention to boost competition.

Fraport's General Development Director, Giorgos Vilos, stated that the company does not negotiate directly with airlines and maintains a unified price list, in response to Ryanair's decision to close its base in Thessaloniki.

Pavlos Christidis, a Greek MP and PASOK-KINAL parliamentary spokesperson, accused Ryanair of 'raw blackmail' against the Greek public and called for immediate government intervention.

Several Ryanair passengers have been fined 10,000 euros following an unplanned landing of their flight. The diversion was reportedly caused by their actions.

Ryanair secured a €15,000 judgment against a Dublin man for 'unacceptable' in-flight behavior that forced a Lanzarote-bound flight to divert to Portugal.

A passenger has been fined €10,000 for causing a disturbance on a Ryanair flight from London to Ibiza. The altercation was severe enough to force the plane to make an unscheduled landing in Toulouse.

Local officials and business leaders in Thessaloniki held an emergency summit to prevent Ryanair from closing its operational base at Macedonia Airport, a move that threatens 37 routes and up to 200 jobs.

Scenarios of Ryanair's potential withdrawal from Greek airports due to a dispute with Fraport Greece over increased usage fees have sparked a 'storm' of reactions within the tourism sector.

Markets are exhibiting a 'Teflon' illusion, with the S&P 500 index flirting with historical highs despite slight dips, suggesting a belief that current conditions are different.

Ryanair, SAS, and Norwegian airlines have dismissed claims of a crisis in the jet fuel market, stating that while prices are high, the supply of fuel is not an issue.

The low-cost airline is asking the French government to temporarily return to manual passport stamping until September, following reported queues at Beauvais, Marseille and...

Ryanair passengers have been cautioned about a specific booking error that could lead to significant fees, potentially costing them up to €160.

It's not the first time, and probably won't be the last, that Ryanair's official X account has used an image circulating on social media to provoke the Gunners and the coach...

Ryanair, Europe's largest airline, plans to cease operations from its Berlin base on October 24, withdrawing its seven aircraft and reportedly labeling the airport as the 'worst in Europe'.

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has warned that rising fuel prices are putting pressure on major low-cost European airlines, potentially leading to the collapse of some companies by winter.

Chaos erupted at Marseille Airport after a Ryanair flight took off, leaving more than 80 passengers behind in France. Videos circulating online show dozens of people desperately running towards the runway to try and stop the plane.

A story recounts Michael Kearney's involvement with Ryanair during its formative years, specifically his role in serving the airline as it revolutionized low-cost aviation.

Low-cost airline Ryanair is closing its base in Berlin and withdrawing its stationed aircraft, potentially leading to fewer passengers at Berlin Airport despite the airport's desire for more.

Concerns are rising that the ongoing conflict in Iran and recent flight cancellations by airlines like Aer Lingus and Ryanair could lead to a surge in domestic tourism, as international travel becomes less appealing.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has stated that Wizz Air is at risk of bankruptcy, a comment that has ignited a dispute between the two major European low-cost airlines. The article notes that flight disruptions caused by the Hormuz crisis are exacerbating the situation.

Many Ryanair passengers, even frequent flyers, are reportedly unaware of the specific items permitted in hand luggage, often leading to them having to discard prohibited items before boarding. The article highlights common mistakes travelers make regarding carry-on rules.

Ryanair is reportedly intensifying its demands on the Austrian government and Vienna Airport, though specific details of the pressure are not provided.

A Ryanair flight from France to Marrakech took off without its 192 scheduled passengers, in an unusual incident.

A Ryanair crew member resigned from her job after allegedly being sexually assaulted during a flight by a passenger who had consumed a 'mind boggling' amount of alcohol, a court was told.

A Ryanair passenger on holiday in Tenerife was left stranded on the island due to widespread chaos at the airport, missing her flight.

Leading European airlines, including Lufthansa, Air France, Ryanair, and IAG, have joined airports in calling on Brussels to implement an emergency plan to address the scarcity of jet fuel and provide legal protection against potential delays and cancellations.

Ryanair, Rathwood, and Currys were identified as the most complained-about companies in 2025, according to the latest consumer helpline report from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC).

An Irish village, previously owned by the founder of Ryanair, has been put up for sale with an asking price of €20 million. The property includes a pub, a five-star hotel, and a library.

The Lithuanian Supreme Administrative Court has issued a final and non-appealable decision, confirming that Vilnius Airport's fees for 2023 were legally changed, rejecting complaints from Ryanair and Wizz Air.

A US influencer's public complaint against budget airline Ryanair, after being denied boarding due to delays and staff conflict, unexpectedly led to widespread internet support for the airline.

Brindisi Airport in Italy has run out of jet fuel, with the shortage attributed to the ongoing war in Iran. Other major Italian airports have introduced restrictions, and Ryanair is considering flight cancellations for the summer season if the conflict continues.

Ryanair has officially opened its new base at Tirana International Airport with an investment of $400 million for four aircraft, projecting record growth in Albania with 44 destinations by summer 2026.

A potential jet fuel shortage due to the ongoing Gulf War could lead to the last kerosene deliveries for Europe, prompting airlines like Ryanair and Lufthansa to warn of flight reductions and rising ticket prices this summer.

Ryanair has clarified its policy regarding dart arrows, stating that they are considered sharp objects and must be placed exclusively in checked baggage, not in carry-on luggage.

A court heard that a man assaulted Ryanair cabin crew while intoxicated, causing a delay in the aircraft's takeoff from Dublin Airport.

Portuguese police are investigating Ryanair over alleged promotional agreements that may have been a hidden form of financing for airport fees in the Azores, a claim the airline denies.

A Ryanair flight from Dublin to Amsterdam was forced to abort its take-off after a man from Belfast allegedly assaulted a cabin crew member, according to court reports.

WizzAir and Ryanair have launched new direct flights from Gdansk, Poland, to Bratislava and Poprad in Slovakia, aiming to boost tourism, trade, and personal connections between the two countries.

A woman was reportedly denied boarding a Ryanair flight bound for Dublin due Ireland's passport regulations.

Ryanair's subsidiary, Kaunas Aircraft Maintenance Services, is expanding operations at Kaunas Airport, building new hangars and seeking to hire 200 new employees.

Airlines, including Ryanair, Lufthansa, and Air France-KLM, are sounding the alarm that ticket prices are set to jump due to rising fuel costs, impacting demand and passenger fares.

Low-cost airline Ryanair intends to grow and operate all its flights this year, despite a potential crisis in the aviation sector, according to its Polish market president.

An article investigates the situation of opposition journalist Raman Pratasevich, who was seized in 2021 after Belarus diverted a Ryanair plane, and questions his apparent current support for the Belarusian regime.

Eurowings is set to take over several Ryanair routes in Berlin, leading to an increase in Eurowings flights and new destinations from the German capital. This strategic move will expand Eurowings' presence in Berlin.

Ryanair is implementing stricter controls on carry-on baggage dimensions at boarding gates and has announced increased bonuses for staff who identify oversized bags.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary expressed his expectation that the conflict in Iran would conclude shortly. He believes this resolution will lead to an increase in flight bookings and a reduction in operational costs for the airline.

The CEO of Ryanair has issued a stark warning that several European airlines may not survive if persistently high oil prices continue to impact operational costs.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary could receive share options worth around $300 million if he achieves specific performance targets, making it a significant potential bonus.

Despite rising fuel and labor costs, Ryanair has reported billions in profit and plans a fierce price war, posing a challenge for competitors like LOT and Wizz Air.

Irish carrier Ryanair announced a significant increase in annual profits but expressed concerns that the ongoing Middle East conflict could negatively affect its financial outlook for the coming year.

Ryanair is set to renew CEO Michael O'Leary's contract, including a significant bonus, while also acknowledging that the company has lowered prices in response to the ongoing crisis.

Despite achieving record profits, Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary issued a grim outlook, forecasting significantly higher costs due to ongoing geopolitical developments, specifically mentioning the Iran war.

Ryanair announced it would not issue a profit forecast, despite reporting a billion-euro profit, due to uncertainties stemming from the Iran war.

Ryanair's decision to close its base at "Macedonia" airport in Thessaloniki is expected to have a significant impact on air transport in Northern Greece.

Dublin Airport operator DAA has responded to Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary, refuting his claims that passengers are being charged for unwanted services and accusing the airline of spreading misleading information.

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary stated that passengers prefer cheap flights over airport lounges and should not pay for unwanted services, while also warning that weaker airlines could collapse if elevated fuel prices persist amidst the Iran crisis.

Ryanair announced it will close its Thessaloniki Airport base next winter, citing Fraport Greece's decision to increase airport fees by 66% as the reason.

Ryanair issued a statement accusing Fraport of increasing fees at Thessaloniki airport by 66%, which the airline cited as the reason for its withdrawal from the city.

An analysis contrasts Spirit Airlines' bankruptcy with Ryanair's success, explaining why low-cost carriers face difficulties in the US due to dominant airlines' hub-and-spoke systems.

The departure of Ryanair from the Azores has sparked concerns that the islands may become an exclusive destination for wealthy tourists. This development is being discussed in the context of its potential impact on local tourism and accessibility.

Ryanair has satirized Lisbon airport due to long queues at border control and has requested the Portuguese government to suspend the European Entry and Exit System until September.

A French court has convicted two passengers who caused a disturbance on a Ryanair flight to Ibiza last May, sentencing them to 10 months of suspended imprisonment and ordering them to pay over 10,000 euros in fines for their inappropriate behavior that led to the flight's diversion.

The head of Wetherspoon pubs criticized Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary’s proposal to cut drinking at airports, defending it as a 'holiday ritual.' Dawn airport drinkers also voiced their opposition to the suggested ban.

Readers are sharply divided over Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary’s call for a crackdown on airport drinking, with many sharing negative experiences of aggressive behavior on flights. Some argue Britain's binge-drinking culture makes flights unpleasant and unsafe, while others insist the real issues lie elsewhere.

Ryanair has released a list detailing its six most conflict-prone routes, indicating areas with frequent issues for travelers.

The Municipality of Thessaloniki is expressing significant concern over Ryanair's intention to drastically reduce flights and close its base in the city during the winter months, though a small window for a change in decision remains.

Ryanair has once again used humor on social media, drawing a comparison between the 'golden age' of JAT (Yugoslav Airlines) and modern low-cost travel to highlight the difference between passenger expectations and the reality of budget airfares.

Low-cost airline Ryanair has reportedly issued a threat to cease its operations from Thessaloniki, Greece.

The Latvian government has granted a 30 million euro loan to national airline airBaltic after heated discussions with the opposition, while Ryanair's CEO predicts the airline's bankruptcy this year.

airBaltic has responded to Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary’s statement predicting that two or three European airlines, including Wizz Air and airBaltic, could go bankrupt by year-end due to rapidly rising fuel prices.

Michael O’Leary, CEO of Ryanair, issued a warning that sustained high jet fuel prices could lead to serious financial problems and potential bankruptcies for European airlines.

There is currently a battle between two low-cost carriers in Bratislava. If Ryanair carries out its threats, it could become even more intense.

Ryanair has dismissed the possibility of flight cancellations for the summer season but is reportedly considering a reduction in traffic at regional airports.

Low-cost airline Ryanair announced it will close its base in Berlin and halve its winter flight schedule to the German capital.

Passengers at Marseille Provence Airport stormed the tarmac after a Ryanair flight to Marrakesh reportedly tried to take off without all passengers, following slow security checks.

Major airlines including IAG, Lufthansa, and Ryanair are grappling with a significant fuel price issue, dubbed 'Hormuzgate', just weeks before the holiday season.

Ryanair announced a new direct flight route between Zadar, Croatia, and Gothenburg, Sweden, set to commence next month, enhancing regional air travel options.

Passengers on a Ryanair flight from Bergamo, Italy, to Brussels, Belgium, experienced an ordeal when their plane landed 160 km away in Ostend, leaving them stranded in the middle of the night.

A Ryanair flight from Marseille to Marrakech departed, leaving 83 passengers behind due to congestion at border control. Some passengers protested on the tarmac, but the plane still took off.

Low-cost airline Ryanair is threatening to reduce its flight offerings from Vienna, stating that passenger numbers could increase by 70 percent if the air traffic tax were abolished.

Ryanair is implementing stricter controls on carry-on baggage size and has increased bonuses for employees who identify passengers with oversized luggage.

A passenger on a Ryanair flight sexually assaulted a cabin crew member after consuming a "mind-boggling" amount of alcohol. The victim stated she was simply doing her job when the incident occurred.

Travelers flying with airlines like TUI, British Airways, and Ryanair to or from the UK are warned about a little-known rule that could result in the confiscation of their phones, tablets, or laptops at airports.

The Azores Chamber of Commerce is advocating for an Air Route Attraction Fund, emphasizing that Ryanair's departure eliminates the only low-cost airline presence in the archipelago, jeopardizing tourism demand and economic activity.

Ryanair has issued a warning about potential summer flight cancellations and short-term price increases, attributing the issues to expensive kerosene and shortages exacerbated by the Middle East conflict.

Stephen Blofield, 61, has been sentenced to prison after being found guilty of being drunk and disruptive on a Ryanair flight from Krakow to Bristol, causing concern among passengers and crew.

A drunk and aggressive Ryanair passenger, Stephen Blofield, was jailed after his behavior caused the pilot to abort a landing, with other passengers fearing for their safety.

Ryanair's exit from the Azores is expected to impact connectivity and competitive pressure, with no guaranteed tourism compensation for airlines SATA and TAP, necessitating more diversified planning.

Ryanair is increasing its presence in Morocco by launching a new Valencia–Rabat route as part of a broader expansion strategy.

The first Irish Air Corps Airbus C295 flight into Beirut completed its mission with a rapid 30-minute tarmac turnaround, with the pilot, Capt Lauren Cusack, highlighting careful consideration given to route selection and threat assessments.

Košice Airport has established new flight connections with Spain and Italy, as Ryanair launched a route to Malaga and Wizz Air connected Košice with Rome.

Ryanair, Albania's only low-cost airline, officially opened its new base at Tirana Airport with four aircraft, representing a $400 million investment.

A truck carrying 12 tons of KitKat chocolate bars was stolen, an unusual incident that has prompted numerous major brands, including Ryanair and McDonald’s, to engage in a global marketing campaign, with KitKat itself joking about 'criminals with exceptional taste'.

Irish low-cost airline Ryanair has given Austria a deadline to abolish its twelve-euro per person flight tax, threatening to withdraw an investment plan exceeding one billion euros if the tax is not removed.

A passenger was escorted off a Ryanair flight following an incident during take-off where they demanded to be allowed off the plane as it accelerated on the runway.

A Ryanair flight en route to Sweden was forced to make an emergency landing in Weeze, Germany, after what was described as 'toilet chaos' onboard.

Ryanair flight FR1791 from Lisbon to Luxembourg was diverted to Nantes, France, due to a medical incident onboard. The airline confirmed the reason for the unexpected landing, which caused a delay in reaching its final destination.