Ryanair Sees Softer Summer Pricing After Quarterly Profit Tumbles
Credit: Piotr Mitelski / Ryanair
Ryanair expects lower prices for the coming months after the airline reported a fiscal first-quarter (Q1) profit that was 46% lower year-on-year. The Irish ULCC’s profit-after-tax for the three months to end-June fell to €360 million ($391 million) from €663 million a year earlier, the Dublin-based...
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