RYA.L - Ryanair Holdings plc
| Previous close | 15.540 |
| Open | 15.625 |
| Bid | 13.800 x 168400 |
| Ask | 16.200 x 230000 |
| Day's range | 15.465 - 15.715 |
| 52-week range | 15.465 - 1,978.000 |
| Volume | 1,798,526 |
| Avg. volume | 2,153,065 |
| Market cap | 18.212B |
| Beta | -0.47 |
| PE ratio (TTM) | 12.99 |
| EPS (TTM) | 1.196 |
| Earnings date | N/A |
| Forward dividend & yield | N/A (N/A) |
| Ex-dividend date | N/A |
| 1y target est | 17.75 |
- Zacks•9 hours ago
Headwinds That Might Dent Airline Industry Momentum
Headwinds That Might Dent Airline Industry Momentum
Reuters•3 days agoRyanair balks at Irish union recognition demands
Ryanair (RYA.I), which pledged to recognise unions to avert widespread strikes late last year, has balked at Irish union FORSA/IALPA's demands to be recognised as the representative for pilots in its home market. Ryanair Chief People Officer Eddie Wilson in a letter dated April 13 seen by Reuters told FORSA/IALPA that a number of changes it had suggested to a draft agreement were "totally unacceptable now or at any time in the future". The budget airline has been in talks to formalise union recognition in several European countries since its decision in December to recognise unions for the first time in its 32-year history.
- Reuters - UK Focus•8 days ago
IAG's Walsh moves on Norwegian Air to battle expected turbulence
LONDON/BERLIN, April 12 (Reuters) - IAG's move on budget carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle (LSE: 0FGH.L - news) may prove a shrewd move for the group led by Willie Walsh ahead of expected further turbulence in the European aviation industry. Norwegian's plan to bring the low-cost model that has proven so successful on short-haul routes in Europe to flights across the Atlantic (Shanghai: 600558.SS - news) has affected IAG's British Airways more than other carriers in Europe because Norwegian has targeted flying from Britain in particular.
Reuters•9 days agoIAG's Walsh moves on Norwegian Air to battle expected turbulence
LONDON/BERLIN (Reuters) - IAG's (ICAG.L) move on budget carrier Norwegian Air Shuttle (NWC.OL) may prove a shrewd move for the group led by Willie Walsh ahead of expected further turbulence in the European aviation industry. Norwegian's plan to bring the low-cost model that has proven so successful on short-haul routes in Europe to flights across the Atlantic has affected IAG's British Airways more than other carriers in Europe because Norwegian has targeted flying from Britain in particular. Analysts estimate British Airways makes the majority of its profit on North Atlantic routes and alliances between established carriers on both sides of the Atlantic have for years helped to protect prices more than in other regions.
- Reuters•12 days ago
Condor grounds Laudamotion deal after Ryanair takeover
German airline Condor said it will end its sales partnership with Laudamotion this month, after the Austrian airline agreed to be bought by Ryanair (RYA.I). Condor, part of the Thomas Cook Group (TCG.L), signed a deal in February to help the new airline, which mostly comprises the former Niki operations of insolvent Air Berlin, get up and running plus offering its own customers greater choice.
- Reuters - UK Focus•12 days ago
Condor grounds Laudamotion deal after Ryanair takeover
Condor, part of the Thomas Cook Group, signed a deal in February to help the new airline, which mostly comprises the former Niki operations of insolvent Air Berlin (LSE: 0GPE.L - news) , get up and running plus offering its own customers greater choice. After that, we will focus on growing Condor and the Thomas Cook Group Airlines, especially in Germany," Christoph Debus, chief airline officer of the Thomas Cook Group, said in a statement on Monday.
- Reuters•15 days ago
Exclusive: Ukraine's largest airline may sue again in tussle with Ryanair
Ukraine's largest airline may launch new legal action over the entry of Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair into the market if its complaints over airport slots are not addressed, its chief executive told Reuters on Friday. The Western-backed government feted Ryanair's expected arrival in September as a sign of its pro-business credentials to attract foreign investors and prise open sectors traditionally dominated by local tycoons. UIA launched legal action against the government last year and Ryanair walked away from talks saying Ukraine was "not yet a sufficiently mature or reliable business location".
Reuters•15 days agoExclusive: Ukraine's largest airline may sue again in tussle with Ryanair
Ukraine's largest airline may launch new legal action over the entry of Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair (RYA.I) into the market if its complaints over airport slots are not addressed, its chief executive told Reuters on Friday. The Western-backed government feted Ryanair's expected arrival in September as a sign of its pro-business credentials to attract foreign investors and prise open sectors traditionally dominated by local tycoons. UIA launched legal action against the government last year and Ryanair walked away from talks saying Ukraine was "not yet a sufficiently mature or reliable business location".
- Reuters - UK Focus•17 days ago
Ryanair cancels flights in Portugal after cabin crew strike
Ryanair cabin crew held a third one-day strike in Portugal over worker rights on Wednesday, prompting 11 flight cancellations and a government promise to investigate alleged violations. Inspectors from the state Authority for Labour Conditions were monitoring the strike in the country's main airports in Lisbon, Porto and Faro, Labour Minister Jose Vieira da Silva told a parliamentary committee. The SNPVAC cabin crew union said 11 Ryanair flights to and from Portugal were cancelled in the morning after some 90 percent of the 330 crew personnel in Portugal joined the strike.
Reuters•18 days agoRyanair's 67 percent UK gender pay gap widest among airlines
Ryanair (RYA.I) has reported an average gender pay gap for its British-based staff of 67 percent, the widest among large airlines that have had to disclose the difference in earnings under new regulations. British-based employers are under heightened scrutiny over their pay structures and companies with more than 250 staff have to report their gender pay gap by April 4 to the Government Equalities Office. Compared with other airlines that operate in the United Kingdom, Ryanair's mean pay gap outstripped low-cost rival easyJet (EZJ.L), where it stood at 51.7 percent, and British Airways (ICAG.L), where it was 35 percent.
- Reuters•18 days ago
Ryanair's 67 percent UK gender pay gap widest among airlines
Ryanair has reported an average gender pay gap for its British-based staff of 67 percent, the widest among large airlines that have had to disclose the difference in earnings under new regulations. British-based employers are under heightened scrutiny over their pay structures and companies with more than 250 staff have to report their gender pay gap by April 4 to the Government Equalities Office. Compared with other airlines that operate in the United Kingdom, Ryanair's mean pay gap outstripped low-cost rival easyJet, where it stood at 51.7 percent, and British Airways, where it was 35 percent.
- Reuters - UK Focus•18 days ago
Ryanair's 67 percent UK gender pay gap widest among airlines
Ryanair has reported an average gender pay gap for its British-based staff of 67 percent, the widest among large airlines that have had to disclose the difference in earnings under new regulations. British-based employers are under heightened scrutiny over their pay structures and companies with more than 250 staff have to report their gender pay gap by April 4 to the Government Equalities Office. Compared with other airlines that operate in the United (Shenzhen: 000925.SZ - news) Kingdom, Ryanair's mean pay gap outstripped low-cost rival easyJet, where it stood at 51.7 percent, and British Airways, where it was 35 percent.
- Forbes•21 days ago
Ryanair Sees Ukraine As Potential Hub For Maintenance, Data Services
The low-cost carrier is evaluating a raft of locally-based support services for its new Ukrainian operation.
Reuters•23 days agoRyanair cancels 20 Portugal flights as cabin crew strike
Ryanair cancelled at least 20 flights to and from airports in Portugal on Thursday on the first of three days of planned strikes by a cabin crew union, according to flight information on the airline's web site. The airline, Europe's largest low-cost carrier with around 2,000 flights per day, has never experienced major disruption due to strikes. Portugal's SNPVAC union last week confirmed plans to hold strikes on March 29, April 1 and April 4, saying management had failed to meet their demands on working conditions.
- Reuters - UK Focus•23 days ago
Ryanair cancels 20 Portugal flights as cabin crew strike
Ryanair cancelled at least 20 flights to and from airports in Portugal on Thursday on the first of three days of planned strikes by a cabin crew union, according to flight information on the airline's web site. The airline, Europe's largest low-cost carrier with around 2,000 flights per day, has never experienced major disruption due to strikes. Portugal's SNPVAC union last week confirmed plans to hold strikes on March 29, April 1 and April 4, saying management had failed to meet their demands on working conditions.
- Reuters•24 days ago
Ryanair says flight cancellations due to Portugal cabin crew strike possible
Ryanair (RYA.I) cannot rule out flight cancellations due to a planned cabin crew strike in Portugal during the Easter holidays but expects any disruptions to be small, its chief executive said at a news conference in Vienna on Wednesday. Portuguese union representatives have said the strikes are motivated by below-par labour conditions, including disciplinary processes and threats for not reaching in-flight sales objectives. Asked whether there will by flight cancellations, Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O'Leary, who was in Vienna to promote the Laudamotion cooperation, said: "It depends on how many disruptions there are.
- Reuters - UK Focus•24 days ago
Ryanair says flight cancellations due to Portugal cabin crew strike possible
Ryanair cannot rule out flight cancellations due to a planned cabin crew strike in Portugal during the Easter holidays but expects any disruptions to be small, its chief executive said at a news conference in Vienna on Wednesday. Portuguese union representatives have said the strikes are motivated by below-par labour conditions, including disciplinary processes and threats for not reaching in-flight sales objectives. Asked whether there will by flight cancellations, Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O'Leary, who was in Vienna to promote the Laudamotion cooperation, said: "It depends on how many disruptions there are.
Reuters•25 days agoRyanair's Portugal cabin crews to go ahead with Easter strikes
Some Ryanair (RYA.I) cabin crew in Portugal will go ahead with one-day strikes during the Easter holidays after Europe's largest low-cost carrier failed to meet their demands on working conditions, the SNPVAC union said on Tuesday. The strikes by unionised cabin crew were set for March 29, April 1 and April 4. The union said it was still in Ryanair's hands to avoid the walkout.
- Reuters - UK Focus•25 days ago
Ryanair's Portugal cabin crews to go ahead with Easter strikes
Some Ryanair cabin crew in Portugal will go ahead with one-day strikes during the Easter holidays after Europe's largest low-cost carrier failed to meet their demands on working conditions, the SNPVAC union said on Tuesday. The strikes by unionised cabin crew were set for March 29, April 1 and April 4. The union said it was still in Ryanair's hands to avoid the walkout.
Reuters•29 days agoRyanair to fly 15 routes from European cities to Ukraine
Ireland's Ryanair (RYA.I) will launch its first routes from European cities to Ukraine, the low-cost airline said on Friday, rekindling a deal it walked away from last July over alleged attempts to protect the market for Ukrainian competitors. The collapse of the previous agreement highlighted the power of vested interests in Ukraine, where the government has vowed to tackle endemic corruption in exchange for a $17.5 billion bailout deal from the International Monetary Fund. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O'Leary announced the deal at a briefing at Kiev's Boryspil airport, which will have 10 Ryanair routes, while the western city of Lviv will have five.
- Reuters - UK Focus•29 days ago
Ryanair to fly 15 routes from European cities to Ukraine
Ireland (Other OTC: IRLD - news) 's Ryanair will launch its first routes from European cities to Ukraine, the low-cost airline said on Friday, rekindling a deal it walked away from last July over alleged attempts to protect the market for Ukrainian competitors. The collapse of the previous agreement highlighted the power of vested interests in Ukraine, where the government has vowed to tackle endemic corruption in exchange for a $17.5 billion bailout deal from the International Monetary Fund. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko and Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O'Leary announced the deal at a briefing at Kiev's Boryspil airport, which will have 10 Ryanair routes, while the western city of Lviv will have five.
- Reuters - UK Focus•29 days ago
Ryanair announces entry into Ukraine with 15 flights
Irish low-cost airline Ryanair said on Friday it would launch its first routes to Ukraine, rekindling a deal that it walked away from last July over alleged attempts to protect the market for Ukrainian ...
- Reuters•last month
Boeing loyalist Ryanair to fly first Airbus with Austria deal
DUBLIN/BERLIN (Reuters) - Ryanair's plan to buy Laudamotion will add Airbus planes to the Irish low-cost carrier's fleet for the first time and could herald an improvement in relations with the European planemaker. The acquisition by one of the world's biggest airlines, which now operates 430 Boeing 737s, marks an unusual step in the low-cost business, where carriers tend to stick to a single aircraft type to keep costs down and operations simple. The move to buy 75 percent of Vienna-based Laudamotion could also signal a shift to form a multi-airline group in the low-cost business, mirroring traditional operators such as IAG and Lufthansa that each run several carriers.
Reuters•last monthBoeing loyalist Ryanair to fly first Airbus with Austria deal
DUBLIN/BERLIN (Reuters) - Ryanair's (RYA.I) plan to buy Laudamotion will add Airbus (AIR.PA) planes to the Irish low-cost carrier's fleet for the first time and could herald an improvement in relations with the European planemaker. The acquisition by one of the world's biggest airlines, which now operates 430 Boeing (BA.N) 737s, marks an unusual step in the low-cost business, where carriers tend to stick to a single aircraft type to keep costs down and operations simple. The move to buy 75 percent of Vienna-based Laudamotion could also signal a shift to form a multi-airline group in the low-cost business, mirroring traditional operators such as IAG (ICAG.L) and Lufthansa (LHAG.DE) that each run several carriers.
