Dramatic recovery in traffic means carrier could beat pre-pandemic numbers next year
Ryanair is expecting to fly more passengers this autumn than in the summer, raising its target for the next three months after a “dramatic recovery in traffic and volumes” that could take it past pre-pandemic numbers next year.
The short-haul airline, Europe’s largest carrier, said on Tuesday that it would fly about 10.5 million passengers a month through to November, about 5% more than its target announced a month ago.
