Ryanair 1H profit down 7% on ATC strikes, higher costs
Credit: Rob Finlayson
Ryanair’s first-half profit fell 7%, hit by lower fares, air traffic control strikes and higher fuel, staff and passenger compensation costs which offset growth in ancillary revenues. The Irish LCC said the tough operating environment will lead to more airline failures this winter and it warned it...
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