Ryanair CFO Says 4Q Fares Will Be 'Slightly Up' Due to Easter

Ryanair's CFO discusses the company's €750 million share buyback and cautious financial guidance amid union challenges and market conditions. Despite a 12% profit increase, Ryanair remains cautious due to fuel cost headwinds and limited market visibility. The company is expanding with new routes and a Boeing order, while navigating union negotiations and Brexit uncertainties.

What was the amount committed to the share buyback by Europe's largest carrier?

What cautious guidance did the CFO mention for the full year?

How much did the profits increase by in the last quarter?

What is the expected range for profits on a full year basis?

What challenges related to fuel costs did the CFO mention?

What is the significance of the Monarch collapse mentioned in the interview?

How is Brexit impacting Ryan Air according to the CFO?