Ryanair profits up 40% after tax for the full financial year.

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Recorded18 May 2026

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Europe’s biggest airline which has just published its results for the full financial year. Profits after tax came in as up 40% to €2.26bn. The results encompassed only 1 month of the Iran war. It comes as airlines have had to cancel flights or issue fuel surcharges since the Iran war.The airline has said that it has hedged 80% of its aviation fuel for the current financial year at $668 per metric tonne of fuel. Joe Lynam was joined by CFO from the Ryanair group, Neil Sorahan.

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