A UK court has ruled that Ryanair is not liable to pay compensation in relation to disruption caused by union-led strike action.

The turmoil surrounding Ryanair’s management structure has continued with the airline set to lose another key executive, chief marketing officer Kenny Jacobs.

Jacobs was the architect of the airline’s ‘Always Getting Better’ drive to improve customer service

Ryanair has published its monthly CO2 emissions statistics, the first airline in the EU to do so.

The airline was due to take charge of its first 737 Max jet next month

Ryanair shares jumped by more than 4% as the airline said it is seeing record levels of bookings and no negative impact on customer demand from Brexit uncertainty.

Joanna Plucinska Ryanair will press ahead with plans to move Polish staff on to self-employed contracts, the airline’s chief marketing officer Kenny Jacobs said.

Ryanair has reported a rise in the number of passengers it carried in September's traffic statistics.

Unions from Italy, Portugal, Belgium, Spain and the Netherlands are meeting to discuss walking out on September 28 over working conditions.

Shares in Ryanair fell 1% to bring its losses in the past year to over 27% as German pilots and cabin crew said they would strike today, forcing it to cancel 150 services.

Pilot representatives at Ryanair will meet later today to decide on dates for another wave of strikes here.

As Cork Airport celebrated a year-round link to Paris, Ryanair has been forced to cancel several flights today due to a strike by French air traffic controllers.

The UK’s High Court has dismissed an application from a solicitors’ firm that wanted to be indemnified for fees they failed to collect from customers who were paid compensation directly by Ryanair for delayed or cancelled flights.

Ryanair has reported an increase in passenger numbers for January.

Ryanair has pledged to make it easier for passengers to claim compensation when flights are delayed or cancelled.

Ryanair saw its traffic grow last month.

Ryanair is to delay the introduction of its new cabin bag policy, where passengers will no longer be allowed two pieces of cabin baggage.

Ryanair has reached a legal settlement with Google and a travel website it accused of conning its passengers.

Ryanair’s market value has risen back to above €20bn, despite seeing the lowest level of passenger growth in six months in September.

Ryanair says it has refunded or re-accommodated 98% of customers affected by flight cancellations in September and October.

Flight companies were accused of cashing in on the chaos from the Monarch collapse as flight prices were allegedly increased by the minute as desperate passengers struggled to rebook flights.

Latest: Ryanair has announced that the company has fully responded to requirements imposed by the Irish Commission for Aviation Regulation and the UK Civil Aviation Authority to clarify customer entitlements in the wake of "deeply regretted" cancellations.

Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary is “very contrite” over the rolling flight cancellation programme, Transport Minister Shane Ross said in London, but the problem “should have been foreseen”.

Ryanair has said it expects to have dealt with just over half of the 315,000 customers who have had their flights cancelled in the past few days.

Some Ryanair passengers who re-booked flights after the airline announced mass cancellations have reported having to pay again if they had chosen to pick seats or take hold luggage.

Norwegian Air has said it is recruiting pilots to be based in Dublin in order to “support its transatlantic operations as well as future growth in Ireland”.

Ryanair has abandoned its policy of allowing people to bring two carry-on bags on board and has cut its fees for checked-in bags while upping the weight allowance.

Ryanair is ending its policy of allowing non-priority passengers to have two items of hand luggage.

Ryanair remains interested in acquiring certain assets of broke carrier Air Berlin — including landing slots at major German airports — but has vowed to continue growing strongly in Germany whether or not it is successful.

Latest: Ryanair is calling on UK airports to enforce a two-drink limit after it was revealed the number of passengers arrested for drunken behaviour increased by 50% in the last year.

The UK could lose its air links with EU countries after Brexit becomes a reality in 2019 if aviation isn’t made a priority in negotiations on the terms of the schism, Ryanair has warned.

Ryanair expects to carry 120m passengers in its current financial year, slightly more than it initially anticipated, but just shy of analyst estimates.

Ryanair has launched a package holiday service.