Ryanair

About

Ryanair is Europe's largest low-cost airline, founded in 1984 by the Ryan family. It began operations in 1985 with a mission to make air travel affordable. The airline has significantly expanded its operations, offering flights to over 230 destinations across 37 countries. Ryanair's business model focuses on cost-cutting measures, efficiency, and a no-frills service approach, allowing it to maintain low fares. Its fleet primarily consists of Boeing 737 aircraft, which helps reduce maintenance costs and streamline operations. Ryanair operates over 3,600 daily flights from more than 90 bases, connecting major and secondary airports. The airline emphasizes point-to-point routes, reducing transfer costs for passengers. It offers various ancillary services, such as priority boarding and seat selection, to enhance customer experience. Despite its low-cost model, Ryanair is known for its on-time performance and high volume of passengers. The airline continues to expand its network, focusing on sustainability with plans to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2050.