Record 200M Passengers Choose Ryanair’s Low Fares
FIRST TIME ANY EUROPEAN AIRLINE HAS CARRIED 200M PASSENGERS IN JUST ONE YEAR
Ryanair, Europe’s No.1 airline, welcomes onboard its 200 millionth passenger for 2024/2025; The 84-year-old Maria Cornelia Vos, who flew Fuerteventura to Madrid yesterday (Wed, 26 March), landing at 12:35 local. 200M passengers in one calendar year is a historic new record for Ryanair, and it is the first time ever that any European airline has carried 200M passengers in just one year.
Ryanair’s CEO Michael O’Leary said;
“We are delighted to welcome Mrs. Maria Cornelia Vos as our 200 millionth passenger this year. Ryanair is proud to have carried 200M passengers in 2024/2025 and we are pleased that these 200M passengers have saved on average €5billion, compared to the average air fares of our competitor airlines.”
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