Ryanair has nudged up its passenger target for the autumn amid signs of a "very strong recovery" in European short-haul flights, Chief Executive Michael O'Leary told Reuters in an interview today.
Ryanair CEO sees 'very strong recovery', nudges up passenger target
Airlines want to carry more people
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I actually believe all the bad press this guy creates is actually damaging his own company. When i think of Rynair now,yes it's cheap,yes they will fly anywhere (probably through the black death too!) But the constant government ear bashing and the ..yes we are putting on an extra 200 flights (even though they will be 30-40% capacity at best) gets on my nerves now. Every month since the covid started he's been complaining like no other airline CEO.
Mark can’t agree more. Added to expensive bags and extras unsociable flight times and cancelled flights at the drop of a hat. Once flew on a Ryanair flight when they where giving a £100 compensation not to fly as a Couple of seat rows had collapsed, pleased when I got off that one.
Even if they paid me handsomely, I will never fly with Ryanair again, mainly because of their CEO.