Ryanair Lowers Profit Forecast Amid Online Booking Site Issues

CEO Michael O'Leary Expresses Interest in Unwanted Boeing 737 Max 10 Aircrafts

Ryanair has reported a slump in quarterly profits and narrowed its expectations for annual earnings after some online travel sites stopped selling its flights.
The no-frills carrier said it made profit after tax of €15m (£12.8m) over the final three months of 2023, its third quarter, compared to the £211m it achieved in the same period a year previously.
Ryanair said it now expected an after-tax profit of between €1.85bn and €1.95bn for the 12 months to the end of March.
Ryanair, which had accused some firms of imposing additional charges on its customers and had initiated legal proceedings, said the impact would be temporary.
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has expressed interest in purchasing unwanted Boeing 737 Max 10 aircrafts from United Airlines.