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Ryanair passenger growth fails to offset rising kerosene prices

Ryanair passenger growth fails to offset rising kerosene prices

Budget airline Ryanair attracted more passengers in the past quarter by offering cheaper tickets. However, this growth in travelers was not sufficient to offset the impact of rising fuel prices on the company's earnings.

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