Ryanair’s CEO Michael O’Leary has issued a warning to disruptive passengers, saying “we will sue” if their flight has to be diverted. The budget airline boss told Sky News: “If ...

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Ryanair passengers causing a ruckus on flights could now face a £500 fine and be removed from the plane. The budget carrier ...

Travel; Ryanair issues two-word statement after 'unruly' passenger fined £3,230 The airline has stated it has a "zero tolerance" policy on "unruly passengers" after a traveller who was arrested ...

Eighteen passengers have been injured after a false fire alarm sparked the chaotic evacuation of a Ryanair 737-8AS preparing ...

Reports of cardboard cushion use spark backlash as Ryanair passengers question cabin standards and communication. What really ...

However, one enterprising Ryanair passenger has devised an unorthodox way to grab some shuteye in the sky despite cramped onboard conditions, as observed in a TikTok video with 2.7 million views.

Ryanair has announced that disruptive passengers who are removed from planes will be fined £500. The airline says this will be the "minimum" punishment and it will continue to pursue passengers ...

Ryanair on Monday urged European authorities to impose stricter limits on alcohol sales at airports, citing concerns about passenger behavior and flight safety amid a lawsuit against an unruly ...

Ryanair said Monday that it expects airfares during the busy summer travel season to be “materially lower” than last year as the low-cost carrier reported a plunge in profits.

A man on board a Ryanair flight that circled above Merseyside for an hour said he heard a "loud noise" before the pilot advised passengers to "read the safety card" in front of them. Jonathan ...

"While this is an industry-wide issue affecting all airlines, Ryanair is committed to tackling unruly passenger behaviour for the benefit of its passengers and crew, and will continue to pursue ...