Ryanair, Europe’s leading low-cost airline by passenger numbers, achieved a new milestone in August 2024. The airline reported an eight per cent increase in passenger traffic, welcoming a record-breaking 20.5 million guests in a single month.
The growth is underscored by the airline’s continued expansion across Europe, driven by strong demand for air travel during the peak summer season, as it operated over 111,800 flights in August.
With an emphasis on offering low fares and a large array of destinations, Ryanair has positioned itself as the airline of choice for budget-conscious travellers.
Looking ahead, Ryanair’s focus remains on expanding its fleet, increasing capacity, and exploring new market opportunities. With ambitious plans for further growth, including the addition of new routes and an increase in flight frequencies, Ryanair is poised to continue setting new records in the months to come.
Thinking of housing as part of an urban system: what Malta can learn from Singapore’s public housing
Five lessons we can take from the nation twice the size of Malta
French NGO accuses Metsola and MEP of working with USA to dismantle Green Deal
Bloom calls out EU officials for 'adopting the Trump administration's strategy' to torpedo corporate environmental due diligence
Storm-hit businesses can now apply under amended Malta Enterprise scheme
A new measure offers targeted aid to storm-hit businesses while giving non-compliant operators one year to regularise their permits