Ryanair Expects Higher Profit As Yields Fell Less And Fuel Costs More
Ryanair expects to post a higher-than-expected, full-year profit after the airline reported significantly improved results for its fiscal third quarter — October-December 2009. The carrier said that net profit will likely hit €275 million, up from a result toward the lower end of the €200 million...
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