Ryanair estudia congelar sueldos y reducir tripulaciones por el impacto del combustible
La aerolínea gana 2.148 millones entre abril y septiembre, un 15% menos, y cifra en 2.000 millones de euros el golpe del alza del queroseno para su próximo ejercicio. Leer
Ryanair, the Irish low-cost airline, reported a 15% drop in profits between April and September 2027, amounting to 2.148 million euros. The airline cited the impact of rising fuel prices as the main reason for the decline. Ryanair is studying various cost-saving measures, including a "temporary" freezing of salaries and reducing the proportion of crew members on flights.
According to Michael O'Leary, the company's CEO, these measures are being explored to address the 2.000 million euro hit from fuel price increases in the upcoming fiscal year. The airline expects to maintain its growth in the second half of the fiscal year, but cautions that rising ticket prices may not be enough to offset the 2.000 million euro cost increase.
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