CEO-ul Ryanair anunţă Europa că trebuie să fie pregătită pentru cea mai mare creştere din istorie a preţurilor pentru biletele de avion

Ryanair's CEO, Michael O'Leary, warned that airfares in Europe could rise by 10% to 20% next year, marking a historic increase. This surge is attributed to rising fuel prices due to the Iran conflict. Currently, Ryanair has hedged 15% of its fuel costs for next year at $85 per barrel. Additionally, the airline plans to cut 20 routes in Belgium due to increased aviation taxes. O'Leary expressed optimism about the certification of the Boeing 737 MAX 10, expected soon, which would allow Ryanair to receive new aircraft by early 2027.