India, May 19 -- Shares of Ryanair Holdings Plc. were gaining around 6 percent in the early morning trading on the Nasdaq after the Irish low-cost airline reported Monday higher revenues and traffic in fiscal 2025, despite delivery delays from aerospace major Boeing Co. The company marked as the first airline in European Union to carry 200 million guests in one year. Meanwhile, Ryanair recorded weak annual profit.
Ryanair Group CEO Michael O'Leary, said, "We expect FY26 traffic to grow by just 3 percent to 206m passengers due to constrained/delayed Boeing deliveries.... With limited visibility, we currently expect Q2 pricing to recover some of the 7 percent decline we experienced in PY Q2... While we cautiously expect to recover most, but ...