瑞安航空因燃油成本飙升而缩减冬季运力，乘客减少200万人

2026-09-03 13:23

Ryanair (RYAAY) will slash winter flights in an aggressive bid to limit losses driven by months of elevated fuel costs tied to the Middle East conflict.
The discount airline said it expects to carry two million fewer passengers this financial year as a result of the cuts, which will reduce its fuel bill by as much as €100M.
Ryanair warned that even with the savings, its earnings were set to fall below last year's record level – though it said it was too early to provide any more detail.
The company said, "In light of high oil prices, it is sensible to strategically reduce the group's exposure to unhedged jet fuel during the unprofitable winter schedule."
It said passenger numbers from November to March will be "broadly flat year-on-year" as a result of the timetable reductions, while describing the measures as a "one-off".
"If high oil prices continue through to S.27, Ryanair believes short-haul airfares in Europe will increase materially to reflect higher oil prices, as some less well-hedged competitors will struggle to maintain capacity or even survive this coming winter season," Ryanair said.

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