Amazing how Pru chief Tidjane Thiam thought that being a non-executive director at Société Générale would only take up a day a month of his time... more
Low-cost airline easyJet 'denigrated' rival Ryanair by suggesting the Irish carrier did not fly passengers to the destinations they had booked, the advertising watchdog rules... more
Holidaymakers from Britain were left stranded on the wrong Canary Island after Ryanair had to divert in a thunderstorm and then allegedly abandoned them... more
Ryanair could shift many of its flights from Stansted to Gatwick if the Sussex airport’s new owner lives up to promises to improve its services and keep charges down... more
Britain's tourism industry has been in decline for over two years now thanks to a combination of high and increasing airport charges and the regressive Airport Passenger Duty, introduced by Gordon Brown... more
Low-cost airline Ryanair announced a sixfold rise in first-quarter profits but warned that crippling tourist taxes and lower ticket prices mean its full-year profits will be at the bottom end of City forecasts
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Ryanair is to take 16 of its 40-strong fleet out of service this winter at Stansted, the largest operating base of Europe’s largest budget airline ... more
Ryanair declared itself the undisputed champion of the European airline industry today, saying it will deliver profits of up to £260 million this year while the likes of British Airways will lose hundreds of millions of pounds... more
Ryanair posted its first-reported annual loss, after a €222.5 million write down in the value of its stake in rival Aer Lingus was compounded by higher fuel bills ... more
With Denman due to reappear on Newbury's Super Saturday card and the Irish Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup fixture taking place at Leopardstown, it seems an appropriate time to get busy in the ante-post market ahead of the Cheltenham Festival ... more
Aviation: Fares are being slashed at Ryanair as Europe’s biggest budget airline said its ticket prices are tumbling 20% this winter and will be cut by a further 10% over the next year... more
Transport: Ryanair gave an ultimatum to the Dublin government: back our takeover of Aer Lingus or give up a €190 million windfall and the chance to create 1000 jobs in the beleaguered Irish economy... more
IF Ryanair made €215 million in the half-year to the end of September, and its boss Michael O'Leary is predicting the company will only break even for the full financial year, the maths is quite simple: from 1 October to 30 March, Ryanair is going to lose €215 million.... more
Ryanair won its latest run-in with the European Commission as it closed its probe into whether the airline broke passengers’ rights when it tried to block off ticket-touting websites... more
A packed jet was forced to make an emergency landing after a jar of mushrooms leaked onto a passenger from an overhead locker and triggered a severe allergic reaction, it was revealed... more
Sofia Coppola's boyfriend is lead singer and they won the Grammy for Best Alternative Music Album this year. Now, Phoenix tell Nosheen Iqbal, they are set to conquer London
Move over, Mahiki. Nightclub entrepreneurs Charlie Gilkes and Duncan Stirling are soon to launch a new Eighties-inspired club in Chelsea, in honour of Lady Thatcher