Ryanair Holdings (RYAAY) Stock News

Davy Research says Ryanair's low cost base and strong balance sheet will let it absorb higher jet fuel prices and prosper over the medium term. The analysts add that the current market dislocation could make medium-term targets more achievable. Shares rose 1.8%.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary said European airfares will rise dramatically in 2027, the biggest increase in history, driven by the Iran conflict pushing oil prices higher. He expects ticket prices up 10-20%. Ryanair is hedged through March 2027 but has little cover after that.

Ryanair's Wilson said the EU's regulatory approach could hinder competitiveness, without providing specifics.

Ryanair executive Wilson stated that artificial intelligence can enable the airline to scale operations without increasing headcount.

The CEO of Ryanair forecasts a sharp increase in air fares in 2027, citing industry conditions. No further details were provided.

Ryanair CEO expects 737-10 certification in October, deliveries from January.

Ryanair accused Lufthansa and Air France-KLM of trying to ground it by alleging its ownership structure violates EU rules.

Barclays cuts Ryanair to Equal Weight from Overweight.

Barclays downgraded Ryanair to equal-weight and cut its price target to EUR 24 from EUR 28.50.

Bernstein: Ryanair, IAG best protected as competitors cut capacity.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary said that if oil prices remain elevated into summer 2027, airfares could increase by 10% to 20%.

Ryanair CEO O'Leary: expects growth to 220 million passengers by FY28.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary said he hopes jet fuel prices will rise faster next year, arguing that higher costs would accelerate consolidation in European aviation. The statement reflects a strategic view that Ryanair could benefit from industry shakeout.

Ryanair expects first 15 MAX 10 aircraft in spring, certification within weeks.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary said the airline will be down very low single digits in the second quarter. The remark suggests a modest contraction, though the specific metric and comparison period were not specified.