Ryanair

Other analysts have also recently issued research reports about the company. AlphaValue cut Ryanair to a buy rating in a research report on Wednesday, April 7th. Barclays reiterated an overweight rating on shares of Ryanair in a research report on Wednesday, April 21st. Berenberg Bank raised Ryanair from a hold rating to a buy rating in a research note on Tuesday, March 30th. JPMorgan Chase & Co. reissued a neutral rating on shares of Ryanair in a research note on Wednesday, May 26th. Finally, HSBC lowered Ryanair from a buy rating to a hold rating in a research note on Monday, April 12th. One analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, six have assigned a hold rating and nine have issued a buy rating to the company. The company currently has a consensus rating of Buy and a consensus price target of $135.00.

Leaders of Europe’s major airlines slammed the UK’s traffic light system as a “shambles” today and accused the government of “making it up as they go along”. EasyJet chief executive Johan Lundgren and Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary hit out at the government at an Airlines for Europe (A4E) summit as they called for a coordinated resumption of travel from July 1.

It is bad enough that through no fault of yours, you had to cancel last summer’s trip to Portugal, the one you spent months planning for and saving towards. But to think that instead of getting a refund on your flight ticket, your airline gave you the option to rebook or lose your money, now that must be crushing!

Requiring adults to have vaccinations to travel is the most sensible short-term approach to lifting travel bans and getting many people moving once again. Airlines based in Britain have told the government they will need industry-specific support to help them survive if COVID-19 rules continue to keep travel markets shut.

A Russian student who was taken off a 'hijacked' Ryanair she is "holding up" after being detained with her boyfriend, a dissident journalist, and thrown in jail. Letters shared by her family with the BBC show her first remarks since being arrested last month. The Belarusian government scrambled a fighter...

Kirsty Walsh and her friends who planned to go on a hen do to Portugal next month have been left more than £1,200 out of pocket after the country was moved to the amber list. Ryanair will not offer them refunds on their flights and they have only until December this year to rebook them. Furthermore, they have found that fares when trying to rebook are more expensive than a new ticket on the same flight.

Britain's competition authority said on Wednesday it was investigating whether Ryanair and British Airways had broken consumer law by failing to offer refunds for flights customers could not legally take during the Covid pandemic. During periods of lockdown across Britain, the airlines refused to give refunds to people that were...

London (CNN Business) — Britain's antitrust regulator is investigating whether Ryanair and British Airways broke the law by refusing to refund customers for flights that they could not legally take during coronavirus lockdowns. In a statement on Wednesday, the Competition and Markets Authority said that the airlines may have breached...

Claire MacDonald was looking forward to a trip to Portugal with her family when the first lockdown was imposed in March 2020. She and her husband booked the Ryanair tickets at the beginning of the year, but found themselves in a situation where legally they couldn't fly. However, Ryanair declined...

British Airways and Ryanair are being officially investigated over whether they treated customers unfairly during the pandemic by failing to offer them flight refunds. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it was looking to see if the two airlines had broken consumer law, and indicated it was on the side of consumers on this issue. It has opened enforcement cases into both companies.

The UK competition regulator is investigating whether British Airways and Ryanair broke consumer law by failing to offer customers refunds for flights they could not legally take because of coronavirus restrictions. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said that during periods of lockdown, when non-essential travel was unlawful for people...