Ryanair Says 9.99 Air Fares 'Are Possibly Behind Us'

The video discusses Ryanair's challenges, primarily due to French air traffic control strikes, and their efforts to maintain operational resilience. It highlights improvements in European airports and ongoing issues with air traffic control. The discussion shifts to the future of airfare pricing, noting that while ultra-cheap fares may decline, Ryanair aims to maintain the lowest fares due to its low-cost base.

What has been a significant challenge for Ryanair this year?

• Fuel price increase

• French air traffic controller strikes

• Pilot shortages

• Weather conditions

What improvement has been noted in airport operations?

• Faster security checks

• More flight cancellations

• Increased baggage fees

• Longer boarding times

What legislative measure does Greece have in place regarding air traffic?

• Restricted airspace for foreign airlines

• Increased air traffic fees

• Protection of overflights

• Mandatory flight cancellations

What is the main issue with flights over France?

• They are often delayed due to weather

• They are impacted by strikes despite not landing in France

• They have higher ticket prices

• They require additional security checks

What is the future outlook for Ryanair's lowest fares?

• They will likely be around €19.99

• They will increase to €29.99

• They will be eliminated completely

• They will remain at €9.99