Price-cutting hits Ryanair income

No-frills airline Ryanair today provided further evidence of the cut-throat conditions in the low fares market by reporting a 6% fall in income per passenger despite record profits.

Price-cutting hits Ryanair income

No-frills airline Ryanair today provided further evidence of the cut-throat conditions in the low fares market by reporting a 6% fall in income per passenger despite record profits.

The Dublin-based carrier blamed price-cutting to counter the challenge from rivals for the drop in passenger yield, which was at the lower end of an expected 5%-10% range.

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