Ryanair commits to no extra fuel fees

The CEO of Ryanair stated that the airline will not impose additional fuel surcharges despite the rising jet fuel prices, noting that most airlines expect costs to increase next summer and may resort to adding fuel charges to tickets, which could lead to a 10% to 20% rise in ticket prices and potentially result in the bankruptcy of many airlines. At the same time, the company has lowered its passenger forecast for the 2027 fiscal year from 216 million to 214 million due to capacity constraints, while expecting fuel costs to continue rising and impacting the sector. O'Leary mentioned that "Ryanair" is in a strong position to withstand current challenges, but anticipates that rising oil prices will increase expenses, accelerating the collapse of weaker airlines and boosting mergers within the European aviation market.

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