Unveiling half-year results, the airline said: “The outlook for pricing and yields for the winter of FY22 (full-year 2022) will be challenging. With the booking curve remaining very close-in, traffic recovery will require continuing price stimulation.”
The carrier reported a net loss of €48 million in the six months to the end of September. Ryanair reported a first-quarter loss of €273 million, which implies a profit in July, August and September of €225 million.
The first-half loss of €48 million compares with a deficit of €411 million in the same period in 2020.
