Ryanair

Ryanair lowered its full-year passenger target from 216 million to 214 million and plans a smaller November–March winter schedule to reduce exposure to unhedged jet fuel, estimating seasonal loss savings of €70–100 million. The airline has hedged about 80% of its fuel at roughly $67/barrel versus spot near $140, but left ~20% unhedged, leaving results sensitive to further oil rises. Management warned weaker rivals with poorer hedges could face capacity cuts or survival risks; August traffic rose 6% year‑on‑year with a 96% load factor, while first‑quarter profit fell 34% due to higher unhedged fuel costs. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Conventum – Alluvium Global Fund said it increased its position in Ryanair when the share price faltered, and then sold down after a strong rebound that lifted the holding to just under 10% of the fund. The manager previously added on weakness as the stock gained 14.6%, and now Ryanair represents 9.9% of the portfolio. The fund fell in Q2 2026 despite a broader equity rally, with mixed contributions from tech winners and weaker cable, healthcare and consumer holdings. » More on finance.yahoo.com

The Arbeiterkammer analyzed 544 holiday complaints and reports that almost every second complaint concerned air travel, mostly changed flight times, baggage problems and unlawful extra fees at Ryanair. Ryanair ranked first with 191 mentions, followed by Booking.com (70) and Opodo (24); accommodation defects accounted for about 20 percent and problems with rental cars, trains, buses and ships about 12 percent of the complaints. The AK recommends documenting defects on site, asserting claims after returning home and booking directly with the provider where possible instead of through intermediary platforms. » More on kurier.at