Ryanair: Airfares in Europe Could Rise by Up to 20% in 2027
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Source: Rzeczpospolita — Turystyka
Entry prepared automatically based on an official source. Information, not legal advice — details in the source document.
According to Rzeczpospolita, citing statements made at a press conference in Brussels, Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary expects ticket prices in Europe to rise by 10%, 15%, or even 20%.
- Reasons given by O’Leary: high fuel prices and fewer seats on aircraft.
- From April 2027, many airlines are said to have only a small portion of their fuel hedged. Ryanair has hedged 15% at USD 85 per barrel.
- Ryanair is cutting its offer in Belgium (20 routes, over a million seats in winter) in response to a planned increase in the aviation tax.
This is a forecast from the head of one of the carriers, not official market data.
Source: Rzeczpospolita — Turystyka. This post was prepared automatically based on the source; it does not constitute legal advice.