Europeans waiting and seeing how crisis plays out before booking holidays, says airline chief
Fallout from the three-month-old conflict in the Middle East has made Irish and European consumers cautious about their summer travel plans, Ryanair says.
Europe’s biggest airline believes it is still on track to beat its last financial year’s record 208.4 million passengers, but is discounting summer fares to maintain demand, says chief executive, Michael
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