Overview
- Net profit for April–September rose 42% to €2.54 billion, helped by higher ticket prices and a late Easter boost.
- July–September profit reached €1.72 billion, up 20% year over year on noticeably stronger yields.
- Average fares increased 13% in the first half as Ryanair carried 119 million passengers, with last year's price cuts now reversed and winter bookings reported ahead of a year ago.
- Full‑year traffic guidance nudged up to 207 million passengers on faster-than-expected 737‑8 MAX deliveries, with nearly two dozen jets received and six more expected by February.
- Capacity is being shifted toward lower‑tax markets such as Sweden, Slovakia, Italy, Albania and Morocco, with reductions in Germany, Austria and some regional Spanish routes, as the group operates about 636 aircraft and is valued near €27 billion.