I do not claim the sky is falling in but point to the end of the good times for ryanair. For a firm with so much cash any fall will be very slow but like any giant the fall will come. The start is the firm going ex-growth.
Ex Growth making half a billion a year !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Distributing a couple of hundred million a year to shareholder in next 2 years.
Humourous post of the year.
The price of jet fuel means the 99p offers have gone. Also Boeing will not now sell FR planes so far below cost that they can be sold 2nd hand at a profit.
Also for pax cash is tight and weekend breaks are the first thing to go.
Ryanair are still going to be here in 4 years time - it is just they are going to be in decline.
99p had nothing to do with the cost of jet fuel.
99p fares were about creating demand on routes and gaining maximum publicity for little outlay.
Your mantra of decline has been shown to be laughable every quarter.
Boeing never sold aircraft at a loss, they been in business long enough not to need to and the suggestion that they will never cut prices for a big order is laughable as they do it every month.