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Ryanair boosted by fall in losses

Ryanair has raised its full-year profit guidance after reporting a much smaller loss than expected for its third quarter.

Watchdog criticizes 'puerile' Ryanair on fees

Ryanair on Monday rejected strong criticism from Britain's top business regulator, who accused Europe's largest airline of "puerile" tactics in the way it adds credit card fees on to advertised fares.

How to survive a plane crash

On Tuesday, an American Airlines flight carrying 154 passengers slid off a runway while landing in torrential rain in Jamaica, stopping just short of the Caribbean Sea. The impact severely damaged the aircraft -- which broke into three separate pieces -- and caused the Boeing 737's engines to shear off the wings. Thankfully, there were no fatalities; 91 people were taken to hospitals where they were evaluated and most were released.

Plane slides onto verge as Europe weather chaos continues

Frigid temperatures and heavy snow continue to wreak travel chaos across Europe Wednesday as travelers faced treacherous driving conditions and cancelled flights.

Ryanair breaks off talks with Boeing

The prospect of Ryanair paying a special dividend moved a step closer on Friday after the airline broke off negotiations with Boeing over the order of 200 new airliners.

Fuel costs hit EasyJet profits

Higher fuel costs weighed on full-year profits at EasyJet after the low-cost airline hedged a lot of its fuel needs at high prices.

Ryanair gloomy despite huge profits

Budget airline Ryanair, which says it is considering charging passengers to use the toilet, announced a huge increase in profits Monday, revealing recession-busting results in sharp contrast to other carriers grounded by financial trouble.

Ryanair trims UK flight schedule

Budget airline Ryanair announced plans Tuesday to cut its winter flights schedule from its main UK hub, blaming a collapse in the British tourism industry, rising airport costs and "insane" aviation taxes.

Ryanair posts $240M loss on high fuel costs

Irish low-cost airline Ryanair posted a €169 million ($240 million) loss in the last year after being hit with higher fuel costs and a writedown in its investment in rival carrier Aer Lingus.

Aer Lingus chief executive resigns

Irish carrier Aer Lingus announced Monday that its chief executive, Dermot Mannion, has stepped down with immediate effect.

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