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The port closure due to Storm Darragh could leave many passengers stranded, highlighting vulnerabilities in Ireland's transport infrastructure.

Mairead McGuinness is considering a presidential bid, acknowledging support from Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary criticized a key Spanish minister over fines imposed on the airline, reflecting heightened tensions between the airline and the Spanish government.

Michael O'Leary prefers solar panels to wind turbines and emphasizes humility following sn unsuccessful Cheltenham.

O'Leary demands accountability from Nats after multiple flight disruptions at Gatwick, suggesting leadership change is necessary for better air traffic control.

Limit alcohol consumption to two drinks for passengers to reduce mid-air antisocial behavior and enhance safety.

O'Leary emphasizes the rise in violent incidents on flights as a critical concern.

Michael O'Leary believes Ireland's Dáil needs fewer teachers and more businesspeople for effective governance.

Ryanair's CEO condemns UK's air passenger duty increase as harmful to airline growth, urging shifts in operations to more favorable countries.

Ryanair plans to reduce operations in France by 4-5% in 2025, citing high eco taxes as a key factor.

Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary stresses urgency in reopening Kyiv and Lviv airports for Ukraine's economic recovery amidst delays and communication gaps.

Travellers are frustrated with airlines increasing flight prices following Heathrow's closure.

Ryanair's CEO threatens to withdraw flights from France due to increased eco tax, affecting regional airports and local economies.

Heathrow Airport remains closed due to a fire, causing flight cancellations and rescue operations.

Airlines in Germany are reducing flights due to high fees, prompting calls for government tax rollbacks in the aviation sector.

Stena Line is actively creating alternative travel options for customers affected by port closures during the busy holiday season.

Ryanair charged a family for cabin bags exceeding size limits, leading to complaints and a formal request for a refund.

Ryanair introduces seven new routes for summer 2025, with budget-friendly fares starting at 14.99 from London Stansted.

Passengers at Dublin Airport faced disruptions and had to find alternative travel arrangements to the UK, including rerouting through Paris.

Ryanair provided extra flights to accommodate increasing demand due to travel issues at Heathrow.

Ryanair is suing a disruptive passenger to cover costs from a diverted flight, emphasizing the need to combat unruly behavior.

easyJet is increasing flight capacity to help passengers affected by the Heathrow Airport closure.

Storm Éowyn caused significant air travel disruptions in the UK and Ireland, resulting in multiple flights diverting or returning to their original airports.

Ryanair advises passengers to check their website for updates on potential cancellations due to Storm Éowyn's impact.

Ryanair discontinues flights in multiple countries due to increased taxes and surcharges.

Ryanair is restructuring its European operations, reducing flights amid increasing taxes and fees.

Ryanair's withdrawal from Billund Airport is a significant change in travel plans due to Denmark's new air travel tax.

Most disruptive passengers arrive at airports already drunk, not from airport drinking.

A pan-European two-drink limit at airports may not adequately address the issue of drunkenness.

Ryanair is suing a disruptive passenger for €15,000 due to flight diversion caused by their behavior.

Airlines are increasingly addressing passenger misconduct through legal action.

Ryanair advocates for limiting airport alcohol sales to improve flight safety.

Ryanair is suing a disruptive passenger after a flight diversion, highlighting a clampdown on unruly behavior.

GPS jamming caused two aborted landings of a Ryanair subsidiary flight, leading to safe diversion to Brno due to navigation issues.

Ryanair is seeking damages from a disruptive passenger to hold them accountable for inconvenience caused to other travelers.

Price increases in Ryanair flights are primarily due to a reduction of available seats at Dublin Airport, not the closure of Holyhead ferry port.

Ryanair flight FR10 returned to Dublin due to a pressurisation issue, with a replacement flight arranged shortly after. Safety was prioritized.

Ryanair is legally challenging the Dublin Airport passenger cap, asserting the Transport Minister must comply with European law.

The airline's CEO plans to seek urgent High Court intervention to reverse slot cuts at Dublin Airport.

Ryanair is considering offering vacation bundles to counter a significant profit drop and improve earnings,

EasyJet is expanding its routes from Bordeaux-Merignac following Ryanair's exit, indicating plans for growth in response to new opportunities.

Airlines fined for exploiting customers through extra charges and lack of transparency, marking a significant consumer rights victory.

Spain fined budget airlines for extra fees, raising concerns over the impact on low-cost travel.

Ryanair claims fines are political and in violation of EU law.

The Spanish government imposed a €108 million fine on Ryanair for its baggage and seating fees, which Ryanair's CEO calls politically motivated.

Ryanair plans to appeal the fines, deeming them unlawful and detrimental to the low-cost airline model.

Mr. O'Leary's remarks about teachers sparked backlash, emphasizing the importance of recognizing their contribution to society.

Mr. O'Leary's remarks about teachers sparked outrage and criticism, highlighting tensions between the education profession and political figures.

Mr. O'Leary's comments criticized teachers in the Dáil, sparking outrage from educators and political leaders who defended their vital role in society.

Ryanair threatens to cut flights if the UK raises air passenger duty, impacting domestic travel and regional airport investments.

Boeing faces criticism from Ryanair's CEO for delivery delays of the 737 Max, raising doubts about upcoming certifications.

Ryanair expects fewer aircraft deliveries than scheduled, impacting their operational plans.