Ryanair CFO on Coronavirus, Boeing Orders, Brexit

The video discusses the impact of the coronavirus on business and travel, highlighting trends in Europe and Asia. It covers airline capacity and growth plans, including Boeing Max delays. The discussion extends to fleet strategy, potential Airbus deals, and cost management. Market changes, Brexit's impact, and strategies for managing fuel prices are also addressed. Finally, the video explores environmental concerns, flight shaming, and sustainability efforts in the airline industry.

How has the coronavirus affected travel patterns in Europe?

• No change in travel patterns

• Decrease in overall travel

• More holidays within Europe

• Increased travel to Asia

What is the main operational challenge discussed in relation to aircraft deliveries?

• Increased fuel costs

• Airport congestion

• Delays in Boeing Max deliveries

• Shortage of pilots

What is the expected impact of the Boeing Max delays on the airline's summer schedule?

• Increase in flight frequencies

• Reduction in passenger numbers

• Expansion of new routes

• Closure of all bases

What is the airline's stance on future aircraft procurement?

• No plans for new aircraft

• Exclusive commitment to Boeing

• Open to deals with both Boeing and Airbus

• Switching entirely to Airbus

How does the airline plan to manage the impact of fluctuating oil prices?

• Through strategic fuel hedging

• By reducing flight frequencies

• By increasing ticket prices

• By switching to electric planes

What is the airline's response to the concept of flight shaming?

• Promoting their low CO2 emissions

• Offering free carbon offsets

• Reducing the number of flights

• Ignoring the issue

What economic factor is contributing to strong UK consumer bookings?

• Brexit uncertainty

• High oil prices

• Increased confidence post-election

• Decrease in airline competition