Ryanair warns that high fuel costs will likely mean more expensive flights and frozen staff pay
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Surging fuel costs are eating into Ryanair's profits, which it has warned could lead to more expensive tickets and frozen pay for staff. Ryanair reported on Monday that its post-tax profits were down 15% to 2.15 billion euros, or about $2.4 billion, for the six months preceding September 30. As the …
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