Ryanair CEO Sees Very Strong Recovery Into 2022, 2023

The transcript discusses Ryanair's financial guidance amidst COVID-19, highlighting a projected loss due to travel restrictions. It covers the impact of vaccine rollouts on travel recovery, addressing potential vaccine snobbery and EU challenges. Traffic and capacity projections for upcoming quarters are discussed, along with Ryanair's cash flow and financial strategy. The challenges in the German aviation market, dominated by Lufthansa, are explored. Finally, Ryanair's growth opportunities post-COVID, including new aircraft deliveries, are highlighted.

What is the expected range of Ryanair's financial loss by the end of March?

• €950 million to €1 billion

• €850 million to €950 million

• €750 million to €850 million

• €1 billion to €1.1 billion

What is Ryanair's position on the implementation of vaccine passports?

• Ryanair is against vaccine passports

• Ryanair will require them for all passengers

• Ryanair will adopt them if governments mandate

• Ryanair will implement them only for international flights

By when does Ryanair expect the EU population to be mostly vaccinated?

• By the end of March

• By the end of April

• By the end of June

• By the end of September

What percentage of normal traffic does Ryanair anticipate for the summer months?

• 30% to 50%

• 50% to 70%

• 70% to 90%

• 90% to 100%

How many new aircraft deliveries does Ryanair plan over the next five years?

• 250

• 200

• 150

• 100

What challenge does Ryanair face in the German aviation market?

• State-funded monopoly by Lufthansa

• High fuel costs

• Lack of airport slots

• Low passenger demand

What is Ryanair's strategy for growth post-COVID?

• Focusing on long-haul flights

• Reducing fleet size

• Increasing ticket prices

• Expanding with new aircraft deliveries