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Close view of a Ryanair Boeing 737 MAX's dark blue tail with the yellow harp logo, and a winglet bearing the Ryanair name, against a pale grey sky.
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Ryanair Flew 6 Per Cent More Passengers and Earned 15 Per Cent Less. Next Year's Extra €2 Billion of Fuel Works Out to About €9 a Passenger.

Ryanair's profit after tax fell 15 per cent to €2.15 billion in the six months to September as the fifth of its fuel it had not hedged roughly doubled in price, the airline said on Monday 2 November. Passengers rose 6 per cent to 125.8 million and average fares fell 4 per cent. It expects its fuel bill to rise by about €2 billion in the year to March 2028 and gave no profit forecast.

An American Airlines Boeing 737-800 in silver livery with a striped red, white and blue tail, landing gear down, on approach against a clear blue sky.
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American Airlines Made $115 Million Flying Passengers Last Quarter and Paid $435 Million in Interest. Fuel Will Cost It More Than $7 Billion Extra This Year.

American Airlines reported on 22 October that third-quarter revenue rose 19.3 per cent to a record $16.3 billion and that it still earned an operating profit of $115 million despite a $1.9 billion rise in fuel costs. Net interest expense of $435 million turned that into a net loss of $269 million. It now expects an adjusted loss of $1.00 to $1.60 a share for 2026.