Ryanair

Budget carrier hails latest decision as a ‘triumph for fair competition’, saying Condor aid breached fundamental principles of EU law

Aviation regulator confirms plans to limit the number of seats airlines can offer over five month ‘winter season’

Wizz Air chief József Váradi decided to expand during Covid but wars, soaring oil prices and engine troubles have thrown it off course with Ryanair offering ‘rescue fares’ whenever it retreats from a route

Iseq index underperforms, adding just 0.3% amid slump in Ryanair shares

Michael O’Leary had warned price increases would be passed on to customers

Airport operator DAA says real demand is currently approaching 35 million passengers a year

Ryanair warns such a move would hit those travelling over Christmas, midterms and for sports events

Phenomenon has increased markedly in recently months after thousands of incidents near Baltic and Scandinavian states

Hostel-booking group plans to repay remaining €7.5m balance on a AIB loan by end of June, two years ahead of schedule

Stoxx 600 notches first monthly loss in six even as data signals improving economic fundamentals

DAA has been prevented from acquiring additional parking spaces while other options have been frustrated by planning policy

Irish index of shares ended the week up 0.5% with gains in construction and travel

Technology stocks and luxury shares among those in decline, but FTSE 100 in London reaches fresh record high

Airline says industrial action will hit 50,000 passengers

An Bord Pleanala grants permission despite objections including from Ryanair

Iseq index sheds more than 1% as Ryanair falls

Boeing posted results showing it had $7.5 billion in cash and short-term securities, down from $16 billion at the start of the year

Euronext Dublin up just over 1% at close of business on ‘strong day’ for the market, traders say

The airline says An Bord Pleanála made errors in allowing Aer Lingus to appeal over permission for the project

Surge dining: Would you pay more to eat a rib-eye on a Saturday than on Tuesday?

Official figures include travellers not covered by planning limit

Investors keep cautious watch on geopolitical developments and interest rates outlook

Move may ease bottleneck on seat supply for peak summer months

Banking stocks out of favour as Iseq All Share index declines and IMF warns of likelihood of central banks raising rates

Investors remain on the look out for any developments in the Middle East after Iran launched retaliatory attack on Israel over the weekend

Airline in deal with Atlantic Flight Training Academy

Planet Business: Toy films in development, a new chairman at UK air traffic contol company Nats and a break in Olympic tradition

Shares in carrier have traded in past month above €21 level and may trigger a €100 million stock bonus for CEO

Dublin market ends the week 1% lower while London’s FTSE 100 closes on a near-record high

Airline claims Italian and Irish competition authorities failed to inform the warrant judge about two key Italian rulings

Exits of heavyweights from Dublin stock market have triggered concern in the industry as to its future viability

Bank stocks decline 2.4%, notching up their steepest one-day drop in more than eight months

Iseq index outperforms its European peers, adding 0.75 per cent

Iseq index shed 0.8% on Tuesday, dragged lower by banks and larger caps

London’s FTSE 100 recovered some, but not all, of its losses from Friday

Irish Rail reported knock-on delays to some services due to congestion on the lines

Utilities, retail and telecommunications were the worst-hit sectors, down between 1.6 per cent and 2.2 per cent

The market now sees a 71% chance of a European Central Bank rate cut in two months’ time

Airline carried 9% more passengers last year despite pulling back its forecasts amid delays in delivery of new Boeing jets

Oil prices briefly rose above $89 a barrel for the first time since October, which led to falling stocks in the travel sector