Ryanair Plans Job Cuts After Disappointing Quarter
Benjamin Katz and Ellen Milligan, Bloomberg
Is this the beginning of the end of the good times for European low-cost airlines? Or is it just a bump the road?
2 weeks ago
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Benjamin Katz and Ellen Milligan, Bloomberg
Is this the beginning of the end of the good times for European low-cost airlines? Or is it just a bump the road?
2 weeks ago
Christopher Jasper and Maria Tadeo, Bloomberg
Have you ever noticed that Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary tends to change his mind often?
5 months ago
Chris Bryant, Bloomberg
Longtime Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary would receive more than $100 million in incentives if he gets the company's stock back to slightly higher than 2017 levels. That's nice work if you can get it, right?
6 months ago
Brian Sumers, Skift
Just before this pilot issue broke, Skift went to Europe to speak with Ryanair's chief marketing officer about how he improved the airline's customer service. Recent events will almost certainly set Ryanair back, but we think it can recover — if only because people like cheap fares.
2 years ago
Brian Sumers, Skift
Ryanair does appear serious about taking over Alitalia. But it still seems odd that Ryanair would want to take over one of the world's most dysfunctional airlines. Wouldn't it just be better for Ryanair to keep growing organically?
2 years ago
John Ainger, Bloomberg
Brexit will have implications across all sectors, but early indications suggests that early fears may be overblown. That's good news for London-area travelers, who will soon have access to more cheap Ryanair fares.
3 years ago
Marisa Garcia, Skift
O’Leary is too focused on controlling costs while improving Ryanair to worry about whether all this work is making him a very wealthy man. And he’d rather have planes than champagne.
3 years ago
Kari Lundgren, Bloomberg
Executives rarely evolve with such speed and while succeeding. Michael O'Leary Is
4 years ago