Ryanair has announced a third quarter net profit of €49m compared to loss of €35m in the year-ago quarter. Traffic grew 14% to 21m customers as the average fare rose 2% to €40. Revenues grew 17% to €1,132m while unit costs fell 6% (ex-fuel flat). Load Factors rose 6% points from 82% to 88% – this success is credited by the airline to the continuing success of its “Always Getting Better” customer programme and its “significantly expanded winter schedule”. Ryanair’s CEO, Michael O’Leary, said: “As 2015 will be Ryanair’s 30th year of bringing low fares to Europe, we are pleased
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