Michael O'Leary

Ryanair's Projected Losses Expected To Be Well Over €250 Million
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Ryanair's projected losses expected to be well over €250 million
Ryanair Doubles Annual Loss Forecast Over Omicron
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Ryanair doubles annual loss forecast over Omicron
Ryanair Remains 'Optimistic' As It Carries 10.2M Passengers In November
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Ryanair remains 'optimistic' as it carries 10.2m passengers in November
Ryanair Chief Says Omicron Variant No Reason To Cancel Flights
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Ryanair chief says Omicron variant no reason to cancel flights
Ryanair Dispute With Union Over Threatened 2019 Strike Settled
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Ryanair dispute with union over threatened 2019 strike settled
Ryanair To Delist From London Stock Exchange Next Month Over Brexit
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Ryanair to delist from London Stock Exchange next month over Brexit
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High Court Orders Direct Search Of Michael O’leary’s Messages
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High Court orders direct search of Michael O’Leary’s messages
Ryanair Posts First Quarterly Profit Since Late 2019
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Ryanair posts first quarterly profit since late 2019
Ryanair Raises Passenger Target To 225 Million Per Year By 2026
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Ryanair raises passenger target to 225 million per year by 2026
O'leary Warns Of ‘Dramatically Higher’ Air Fares Next Summer
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O'Leary warns of ‘dramatically higher’ air fares next summer
Ryanair Chief Says British Airports Will Struggle To Cope This Christmas
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Ryanair chief says British airports will struggle to cope this Christmas
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Ryanair Ends Talks With Boeing On Large 737 Max 10 Order
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Ryanair ends talks with Boeing on large 737 MAX 10 order
‘Government Doesn't Think Beyond The Next Soundbite’ – Ivan Yates
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‘Government doesn't think beyond the next soundbite’ – Ivan Yates
Ryanair Traffic Rises To 11.1 Million Passengers In August
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Ryanair traffic rises to 11.1 million passengers in August
Ryanair Seeing 'Very Strong Recovery', Says O'leary
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Ryanair seeing 'very strong recovery', says O'Leary
Strong Bookings Keep Ryanair On Course To Hit Targets, Says Michael O'leary
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Strong bookings keep Ryanair on course to hit targets, says Michael O'Leary
Michael O'leary's Annual Salary Drops By 74% To €250,000
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Michael O'Leary's annual salary drops by 74% to €250,000
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