SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION Washington, D.C. 20549 FORM 6-K Report of Foreign Private Issuer Pursuant to Rule 13a-16 or 15d-16 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 For the month of November 2024 RYANAIR HOLDINGS PLC (Translation of registrant's name into English) c/o Ryanair Ltd Corporate Head Office Dublin Airport County Dublin Ireland (Address of principal executive offices) Indicate by check mark whether the registrant files or will file annual reports under cover Form 20-F or Form 40-F. Form 20 ...

The Zacks Airline industry has been benefiting from buoyant air travel demand, both on domestic and international fronts. Upbeat passenger volumes have always been acting as a tailwind. Higher bookings contribute to the airlines' top-line performance. While air travel demand is robust on the leisure front, business travel has also made an encouraging comeback. Further, the decline in fuel expenses represents another tailwind for the industry. Notably, oil prices declined almost 15.6% from the beginning of J ...

Ryanair's (RYAAY) top line is bolstered by an uptick in air travel demand. The company's proactive measures toward fleet modernization and sustainability are commendable. Owing to the tailwinds, RYAAY shares have performed impressively on the bourse. If you have not taken advantage of its share price appreciation yet, it's time to do so. Let's delve deeper. Factors Favoring RYAAY Stock Robust Price Performance: A look at the company's price trend reveals that its shares have risen 18.1% over the past year, ...

Shares of Ryanair Holdings (RYAAY) have not had a good time on the bourses of late, declining in doubledigits over the past 180 days. The disappointing price performance resulted in RYAAY underperforming its industryin the said time frame. Additionally, RYAAY's price performance compares unfavorably with that of other airline operators like Alaska Air Group, Inc. (ALK) and Southwest Airlines Co. (LUV) in the same time frame. Six-Month Price Comparison Image Source: Zacks Investment Research Currently tradin ...

Ryanair Holdings (RYAAY) reported solid traffic numbers for August 2024, driven by upbeat air-travel demand. The number of passengers transported on Ryanair flights was 20.5 million in August 2024, reflecting an 8% year-over-year increase. RYAAY's traffic in August was much more than the July reading of 20.2 million, June reading of 19.3 million, May reading of 18.9 million, April reading of 17.3 million and March reading of 13.6 million. The August load factor (percentage of seats filled by passengers) of ...

The CEO of Europe's largest budget airline, Ryanair, has called for an alcohol limit at airport bars amid claims drunken and drugged passengers are disrupting flights regularly. Airplane passengers should be restricted to two drinks at airports, Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary told the Daily Telegraph. ...

Ryanair (RYAAY) faces financial instability due to high operating expenses and low liquidity. The strain on the company's bottom line is exacerbated by elevated labor and fuel costs. Additionally, low liquidity impedes its ability to meet obligations, making it a less appealing option for investors' portfolios. Let's delve deeper. Southward Earnings Estimate Revision: The Zacks Consensus Estimate for current-quarter earnings has been revised 6% downward over the past 90 days. For the current year, the conse ...

RYAAY's profit after tax of €360 million decreased 46% year over year. Traffic grew 10% year over year despite multiple Boeing delivery delays. Ryanair Holdings plc (RYAAY) reported disappointing first-quarter fiscal 2025 (ended Jun 30, 2024) results wherein both earnings and revenues lagged the Zacks Consensus Estimate. Load factor came in at 94% in the reported quarter. Average fares were down 15%. Ryanair expects its traffic view for fiscal 2025 to grow 8%, subject to Boeing deliveries returning to contr ...

Bradley Caslin IFRS Quarter Ended Ended June 30, June 30, 2024 Change Note EW EM -6% 2,473.7 1,297.2 1,175.6 3,626.1 Ryanair Holdings plc (NASDAQ:RYAAY) released its first-quarter earnings report on Monday, 22nd July, revealing numerous talking points. In fact, the report stunned the market to the extent that Ryanair's stock lost more than 15% of its market value (on the day of its fissal release). NASDAQ | $USD | Pre-Market: $94.41 -2.29 (-2.37%) 5:19 AM Ryanair's Q1 Earnings & The Market's Reaction Operat ...

Financial Performance - Q1 2025 started slowly for Ryanair, with profits declining partly due to the absence of the Easter effect, which impacted previous results [2] - Ryanair's sales declined by 1% compared to last year, with ancillary top-line sales reaching €1.30 billion (approximately €23.40 per passenger) [2] - The company's net cash increased to €1.74 billion at June's end, a €400 million increase compared to March's end, driven by €500 million in CAPEX and share buybacks [2] - Ryanair reported core EBIT of €365 million, lower than the forecasted €540 million, with top-line sales of €3.6 billion compared to the projected €3.8 billion [6] - Adjusted net income reached €1.45 billion with an EPS of €1.55, despite a 49% decline in Q1 EBIT [6] Operational Updates - Ryanair received 10 B737-8200 planes in Q1, reducing fuel consumption by 16% and offering 4% more seats [2] - The company opened five new bases with over 200 new routes for the summer of 2024, expanding its EU footprint [2] - Ryanair expects traffic growth of 8% to 200 million passengers for the full year, assuming no further delays in Boeing aircraft deliveries [4] - The company is working with Boeing to improve quality and deliveries, with 156 B737 Gamechangers in the fleet as of June 30 [12] - Ryanair extended its fuel hedges to 75% for FY25, locking in potential savings of over €450 million [6] Market and Industry Trends - EU short-haul capacity remains constrained due to significant maintenance from P&W engine repairs and airline delivery backlogs [2] - Ryanair's Gamechanger Strategy is expected to offer a decade of low-fare profitable growth, despite capacity constraints [2] - Average fares are down by 15%, signaling bigger-than-expected weakness for European airlines this summer [4] - The company faces competition from Wizz and EasyJet, along with potential delays in B737 MAX aircraft deliveries [8] - Consumer demand is softening, with lower fares and increased fare sales by low-cost carriers [10] Strategic Initiatives - Ryanair is progressing with its share buyback program, with room for an additional €350 million repurchase [2] - The company has completed over 50% of its €700 million share buyback program [12] - Ryanair is focusing on the delivery of the next 50 B-8200s before S.25, despite Boeing delays [13] - The company's balance sheet remains one of the strongest in the industry, supported by dividend payments and share repurchases [2] Valuation and Outlook - Ryanair's stock price is down by approximately 17% following the Q1 2025 update [10] - The company's valuation aligns with its historical average on a FWD P/E, with a target of €15.5 per share [14] - Despite a consumer slowdown, Ryanair's medium-term outlook remains optimistic, supported by its unique cost basis and solid balance sheet [14] - The company's load factor was 94%, one basis point lower than last year's results [6] - Ryanair's fuel savings partially offset the earnings decline projection from lower fares expected in Q2 [6]