Ryanair: more passengers, cheaper tickets, but profits drop

Ryanair released its Q1 FY2027 results (April–June 2026), showing a bittersweet picture. Passenger numbers rose and seats remained full, but ticket prices fell significantly, dragging profits noticeably lower. Strong demand is not translating into stronger earnings for the Irish carrier.

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