Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary said initial findings suggest that a foreign object may have caused the Boeing 737 window incident in which a passenger was partially sucked out of the aircraft. The suspected damage is believed to have occurred after an engine was struck during takeoff from Thessaloniki, although investigators have not yet confirmed the […]
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an investigation into Ryanair over charges imposed on parents who want to sit next to their children on flights. The regulator is examining whether the airline’s “mandatory family seat” policy, which typically costs around £8 each way, is unfair under consumer protection laws. Ryanair’s terms require […]
Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary has vowed to refund passengers for flights cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak. In a recent statement, he has asserted that his company would refund passengers for flights cancelled due to the outbreak. Meanwhile, in the statement, he has added that it would take at least six months to finish the […]
A Spanish court has ruled against budget flight conglomerate Ryanair, against its decision to impose fine on one of its customers, who violated its terms and conditions by carrying a bag which weighs much higher than what is approved by the flight management. The court has found as excessive the terms and conditions of the […]



