Ryanair Claims To Be Europe's Biggest Low-Fare Carrier, Tops EasyJet

Ryanair surpassed easyJet to again become Europe's biggest low-fare airline in 2003. In mid-2002, easyJet took the top spot after its takeover of Go Fly, but since then has grown more slowly than its rival. Last year, Ryanair carried 21.4 million passengers, compared with 21.1 million flying easyJet...

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