Alexander Irving

Dudley Shanley

Jaime Rowbotham

James Hollins

Alexander Paterson

Duane Pfennigwerth

Gerald Khoo

Harry Gowers

Jarrod Castle

Johannes Braun

Muneeba Kayani

Neil Glynn

Sathish Sivakumar

Savanthi Prelis-Syth

Savanthi Syth

Stephen Furlong

- Ryanair announced a record Winter schedule for Amman, offering **over 300,000 seats** across **18 destinations** and connecting Jordan to **12 EU countries**.  **[1038683_a765091123df462c8671a17503cd98a3_0]** 
- The airline plans to restore full operations in Jordan by **October 2025** with **84 weekly flights** across 18 routes for the Winter 25/26 Season.  **[1038683_a765091123df462c8671a17503cd98a3_0]** 
- Ryanair unveiled an ambitious investment proposal for Jordan, aiming to increase annual traffic by **360% to 3 million seats** and operate **50 direct connections** from European cities.  **[1038683_a765091123df462c8671a17503cd98a3_0]** 
- This expansion is expected to strengthen Jordan's position as a leading tourism destination and drive economic growth.  **[1038683_a765091123df462c8671a17503cd98a3_0]**

Ryanair Announces Record Winter Schedule and Investment Plan for Jordan

- **Ryanair Holdings plc** executed share buyback transactions between **October 6, 2025, and October 10, 2025**, purchasing **36,506 ordinary shares** and **855,310 Ordinary Shares underlying American Depositary Shares**.  **[1038683_0001654954-25-011695_a0990d.htm:0]** 
- These shares were acquired for **cancellation** as part of an **existing share buy-back programme** that was initially announced on **May 20, 2025**.  **[1038683_0001654954-25-011695_a0990d.htm:0]**

Ryanair Holdings Announces Share Buyback Transactions

- **Ryanair Holdings PLC** announced on **September 30, 2025**, that it will **not restart low-fare flights to/from Tel Aviv** for the upcoming winter season.  **[1038683_0001654954-25-011230_a4527b.htm:0]** 
- This decision will result in the loss of **1 million seats** and **22 routes** to Tel Aviv.  **[1038683_0001654954-25-011230_a4527b.htm:0]** **[1038683_0001654954-25-011230_a4527b.htm:1]** 
- The primary reasons for the halt are Ben Gurion Airport's refusal to confirm Ryanair's historic slots for Summer 2026 (S26) and its unwillingness to guarantee the continued availability of the low-cost Terminal 1 (T1).  **[1038683_0001654954-25-011230_a4527b.htm:0]** **[1038683_0001654954-25-011230_a4527b.htm:1]** 
- Ryanair stated that operating from the higher-cost Terminal 3 (T3), which they were previously forced into, made their low-fare seats loss-making, and they will no longer accept these higher costs.  **[1038683_0001654954-25-011230_a4527b.htm:0]**

Ryanair Halts Tel Aviv Flights Amid Airport Dispute

- **Ryanair Holdings plc** purchased a total of **106,499** ordinary shares and **414,814** ordinary shares underlying American Depositary Shares for cancellation between **September 8, 2025, and September 12, 2025**.  **[1038683_0001654954-25-010750_a3210z.htm:0]** 
- These share purchases are part of the company's existing share buy-back programme, which was announced on **May 20, 2025**, and all acquired shares will be cancelled.  **[1038683_0001654954-25-010750_a3210z.htm:0]**

Ryanair Holdings plc Announces Share Buyback for Cancellation

- Ryanair is significantly reducing its winter **2025/26** flight capacity in Spain, cutting **one million seats**.  **[1038683_5d2664ef2b5c497692a62d3943ec754e]** 
- This reduction is due to a dispute over increased airport charges imposed by Aena, Spain's state-owned airport operator, with charges increasing by approximately **6.5% to 6.62% in 2026**.  **[1038683_5d2664ef2b5c497692a62d3943ec754e]** 
- The airline will suspend all flights to Tenerife North and Vigo, and close bases at Santiago, Valladolid, and Jerez airports, leading to a **41% reduction** in capacity at regional airports.  **[1038683_5d2664ef2b5c497692a62d3943ec754e]** 
- Ryanair plans to reallocate **two million seats annually** to more efficient airports in countries like Italy, Morocco, Croatia, and Albania.  **[1038683_5d2664ef2b5c497692a62d3943ec754e]**

Ryanair Cuts One Million Spanish Winter Seats Over Airport Fee Dispute

- Ryanair achieved a **new record month** in August 2025, carrying **21.0 million guests**, which represents a **2% increase** compared to August 2024.  **[1038683_0001654954-25-010287_a5430x.htm:0]** 
- The load factor for August 2025 remained high at **96%**.  **[1038683_0001654954-25-010287_a5430x.htm:0]** 
- The company operated over **114,000 flights** during August.  **[1038683_0001654954-25-010287_a5430x.htm:0]** 
- Rolling annual traffic for the 12 months ending August 2025 increased by **6%** to **203.6 million guests**.  **[1038683_0001654954-25-010287_a5430x.htm:0]**

Ryanair Reports Record August 2025 Traffic

- Ryanair will receive **25 new Boeing aircraft** by **October**, an acceleration from the original next spring schedule, which will provide **increased capacity** and allow the airline to **lower airfares**.  **[1038683_dd101037f3474ba4a92118da17ae154b]** 
- Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary expressed satisfaction with the quality of recent Boeing deliveries, with newer 737 MAX models (MAX 7 and MAX 10) expected to receive FAA certification by **late 2025** and **early 2026**, respectively.  **[1038683_dd101037f3474ba4a92118da17ae154b]** 
- The airline maintained its **performance guidance** and reported **strong booking demand**, despite **700 flight cancellations** in July due to European air traffic control strikes.  **[1038683_dd101037f3474ba4a92118da17ae154b]**

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