Describing themselves as 'Europes favourite low fares airline' Irish based Ryanair has produced some impressive 3rd quarter results to the end of December.
Compared to the previous Q3 results, customer numbers were up a heady 14%, revenues by 17%, and perhaps most noticeably a loss for the quarter of 35m Euro, was transformed into a profit of 49m Euro.
2015 marks the 30th anniversary of Ryanair's first flight which went from Waterford to London Gatwick, and the Company plans a series of events and promotions during the coming year to celebrate.
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'Europe's favourite airline' Ryanair has announced that last month passenger numbers were up an amazing 22% over November 2013 to reach a total of 6.35 million.
The airline's load factor also increased by an impressive 7% to 88%.
Ryanair's Chief Marketing Officer, Kenny Jacobs attributed the strong performance to lower fares, improved customer service and a stronger forward booking strategy.
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No frills carrier RyanAir has announced a 32% increase in its half-year profits to give a whopping 795m Euros.
The result was achived through increasing passenger numbers by 4%, fares increasing by 5%, and overall costs being reduced by 2%.
The airlines 'Always getting Better' program is reported to be paying dividends,as well as the continued popularity among travellers for using the low cost carriers
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