Ryanair flew 4.4 million passengers in July, a broadly expected 70% yearonyear fall after it operated around 40% of its normal July schedule with a 72% load factor, a measure of how well an airline fills its available seats.
DUBLIN Ryanair flew 4.4 million passengers in July, a broadly expected 70% year-on-year fall after it operated around 40% of its normal July schedule with a 72% load factor, a measure of how well an airline fills its available seats.
Europe’s biggest budget airline returned to a more regular schedule following the COVID-19 lockdown on July 1 when it said it expected to fly more than 4.5 million passengers during the first month back in the sky.
The Irish airline cut its annual passenger target by a quarter last week and warned a second wave of COVID-19 infections could lower that further.
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