Ryanair profits tumble as jet fuel costs soar

The Irish airline.has also cut fares after customers were reluctant to fly as the Iran war continued Ryanair has reported a sharp fall in profits, citing soaring jet fuel costs and weaker demand from customers who were hesitant to travel as conflict involving Iran continued, according to BBC Business. The Irish airline also cut fares in an effort to attract passengers, but the lower prices were not enough to offset the pressure on earnings. The company’s results point to a more difficult period for Europe’s biggest budget carrier as higher operating costs and softer demand weigh on performance. Jet fuel is one of the largest expenses for airlines, so swings in energy prices can quickly affect profitability. Ryanair’s latest figures show how that pressure has been compounded by reduced appetite for flying on some routes while geopolitical tensions remain a concern for travellers. The fare reductions were intended to support bookings, but they also added to the strain on revenue. That combination of lower ticket prices and higher fuel bills has left the airline facing a narrower margin than in previous periods.

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