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Ryanair July passenger numbers more than double

Wed, 04th Aug 2021 07:42

(Sharecast News) - Ryanair saw July passenger numbers more than double to 9.3m from 4.4m a year ago at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The budget airline on Wednesday said it carried 5.3m passengers in June and operated more than 61,000 flights in July with an 80% load factor.

Ryanair said the increased passenger numbers were helped by the rollout of EU Covid certificates.

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