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Why is it that passengers in the UK and Spain can never ovay the rules of flying FR. Its always something from boarding passes or baggage.
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Definetly another aircraft for LPL (so at least 7, maybe 8) , however the aircraft going to EMA and MAN are new aircraft but the one/two at liverpool is a re-introduction of the one/two that was taken out a couple of years ago. This seems to have caused a bit of confusion.
Am I right in saying that yout theory suggest that because East Midlands had 7 in summer 2011, but 6 in 2012, the announcement of an additional aircraft for 2013 would make it 8 in your case as one would be a re-introduction to it's previous record along with an additional one??? If so, then that is not correct!
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First half results
First half results: Half Yearly Report - London Stock Exchange
Summary:
Summary:
- Profit up from €544m to €596m
- Full year 2013 profit guidance raised to €490m to €520m (suggesting a loss of €70-100m over the second half)
- Average fare up 6%
- Passengers up 7%
- Revenues up 15%
- Fuel costs in Summer 2013 will rise by 5% (was 9% this year)
- €489m dividend to be paid this month
- H2 traffic to be roughly flat. Up to 80 aircraft to be grounded. H2 yields to rise by up to 4%
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Ryanair Flying High as Profits Soar
Ryanair continue to be the most successful airline in Europe
Ryanair Sees Profit Soar 10% In First Half
Ryanair Sees Profit Soar 10% In First Half
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Congratulations to FR, MOL and all the fantastic, efficient and friendly staff I have met onboard over many years. A brilliant Irish, European and on-time success story begrudged only by the usual jealous begrudgers, successive Irish Governments, incapable and grossly overpaid Eurocrats, the ruling classes and the Daily Mail.
Raise your glasses tonight to the good ship Ryanair, all ye millions who travel in her.
Raise your glasses tonight to the good ship Ryanair, all ye millions who travel in her.
First half results: Half Yearly Report - London Stock Exchange
Summary:
Summary:
- Profit up from €544m to €596m
- Full year 2013 profit guidance raised to €490m to €520m (suggesting a loss of €70-100m over the second half)
- Average fare up 6%
- Passengers up 7%
- Revenues up 15%
- Fuel costs in Summer 2013 will rise by 5% (was 9% this year)
- €489m dividend to be paid this month
- H2 traffic to be roughly flat. Up to 80 aircraft to be grounded. H2 yields to rise by up to 4%
Good set of results.
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Ryanair half year results passengers to Sep 30/2012 at 48 million up 7%. They state they carry approx 12% of Europe's short-haul air travel market.
Is 48 million 12% of the stated market or is 79 million on a 12 million rolling basis, 12% of the market?
Later they say over the next 10 years they can grow to 120 million pa which will be an 18% share of the EU short haul market and a 50% growth on their own passenger numbers. Do these figures assume the current 'regulatory obstacles to growth' remain as they are? Unlike previous reports there doesn't seem to be meaninful mention of orders for aircraft to carry this projected passenger growth.
Is 48 million 12% of the stated market or is 79 million on a 12 million rolling basis, 12% of the market?
Later they say over the next 10 years they can grow to 120 million pa which will be an 18% share of the EU short haul market and a 50% growth on their own passenger numbers. Do these figures assume the current 'regulatory obstacles to growth' remain as they are? Unlike previous reports there doesn't seem to be meaninful mention of orders for aircraft to carry this projected passenger growth.
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Would not mind having a few shares in Ryanair
It said that a second special dividend of 34 cent per share was approved at its AGM in September and will be paid to shareholders at the end of November. Ryanair said it has now returned €1.53 billion to shareholders - via dividends and share buybacks - over the past five years.
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Has anybody seen the new "Fun In-flight Menu" called the "Gateway Cafe"?? It's awesome! It has a few budget airline jokes, for instance on the drinks menu "Because the toilets are still free" or for the Alcohol "Well you don't have to fly the plane do you?" Even on the front it says "There's no extra charge to turn the page!"
With it, they now serve new hot food options like Chips and Chicken Nuggets and a new "Almighty Hot Dog" as well as a few other bits and peices such as a Meatball Sub for €6. I think Ryanair have done well here and may get a bit of interest from this. I've always thought that Ryanair offers an excellent buy-on-board programme albeit is a bit on the pricey side and it just got better!
With it, they now serve new hot food options like Chips and Chicken Nuggets and a new "Almighty Hot Dog" as well as a few other bits and peices such as a Meatball Sub for €6. I think Ryanair have done well here and may get a bit of interest from this. I've always thought that Ryanair offers an excellent buy-on-board programme albeit is a bit on the pricey side and it just got better!
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Sounds like, mums go to iceland. Be nice if the food was actually kept in cooler bags all day, and not just abit of dry ice in the atlas box. I have to admit im guilty of having a few of the burgers.
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Ham and Cheese Panini is always my pesonal favourite. I also like how Ryanair with a lot of the snacks go large eg. Twix Xtra or Mars Duo as oppossed to the regular sizes like on EasyJet and charge the same amount!
Flew with EasyJet recently and thought there was a real lack of choice and by the time they were half way down the cabin, they had ran out of all hot food and ran out of vegetarian options by 1/3 of the way down! Luckerly I was 8 rows from the back, so just made it!!!
Flew with EasyJet recently and thought there was a real lack of choice and by the time they were half way down the cabin, they had ran out of all hot food and ran out of vegetarian options by 1/3 of the way down! Luckerly I was 8 rows from the back, so just made it!!!
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Latest FR bid for EI - MOL not convincing ? never
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EU to oppose Ryanair, Aer Lingus deal - source
Mon, 5th Nov 2012 17:00
BRUSSELS, Nov 5 (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators plan to object to Ryanair's proposed takeo
ver of rival Aer Lingus because the Irish budget airline has not offered sufficient concessions, a person familiar with the matter said on Monday.
'A statement of objections is likely,' said the person, who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of the matter.
A statement of objections is a confidential document issued by the European Commission that sets out in detail the concerns it has about a proposed merger or takeover deal.
The person said the objections were likely to be sent to Ryanair in the coming week or two.
The source said the European Commission had not sought feedback from consumers or competing airlines on the concessions offered by Ryanair, indicating that it was unconvinced by the airline's arguments.
EU to oppose Ryanair, Aer Lingus deal - source
Mon, 5th Nov 2012 17:00
BRUSSELS, Nov 5 (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators plan to object to Ryanair's proposed takeo
ver of rival Aer Lingus because the Irish budget airline has not offered sufficient concessions, a person familiar with the matter said on Monday.
'A statement of objections is likely,' said the person, who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of the matter.
A statement of objections is a confidential document issued by the European Commission that sets out in detail the concerns it has about a proposed merger or takeover deal.
The person said the objections were likely to be sent to Ryanair in the coming week or two.
The source said the European Commission had not sought feedback from consumers or competing airlines on the concessions offered by Ryanair, indicating that it was unconvinced by the airline's arguments.