Ryanair has unveiled its largest-ever Winter 2026 schedule, offering 80 million seats across 1,700 routes in 35 countries, including more than 140 new routes. The expanded programme provides additional travel options for the 2026/27 winter season, covering popular winter sun destinations, ski resorts, Christmas market cities and European city breaks. According to the airline, the […]
Aviation24.be•André Orban16 Jul
The seatbelt sign has a very different meaning for passengers on domestic US flights compared to flights in Europe or Asia.
Sunweb Group has partnered with Ryanair, enabling customers to book package holidays with departures from Brussels South Charleroi Airport and, via cooperation with airBaltic, Liège Airport. The agreement expands Sunweb’s network alongside existing airline partners such as Brussels Airlines and Transavia. By relying on third-party airlines rather than operating its own fleet, the Dutch tour […]
Aviation24.be•André Orban14 Jul
A Ryanair Boeing 737-800 flying from Thessaloniki, Greece to Memmingen, Germany had to return to its point of departure on Friday, July 10th after debris from an engine failure caused damage to the aircraft's window. Most notable, the incident injured one of the plane's passengers, with some reports suggesting that they were even partially sucked out of the broken window.
It’s rare to see airlines having this much fun on social media nowadays (well, aside from Ryanair roasting its customers), so huge credit to British Airways and Norwegian Air Shuttle for their World Cup rivalry, and for following through on their promises…
One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig12 JulA passenger was almost sucked out of a broken window on a Ryanair flight after a window shattered midflight. The man was lifted from his seat after the cabin rapidly became depressurised. Passengers have reported the head and shoulders of the man were entirely out of the window at one point following the incident. The […]
Travel Radar•Olivia Jarvis12 Jul
I hope everyone is having a nice weekend so far! I’m just at home for several days between two big trips, and I’m particularly looking forward to the upcoming one, so stay tuned for that. It’ll have some very cool airlines, a cruise, and more. On the points & travel front, this week a Ryanair
One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig11 JulA passenger was partially sucked out of the opening, those on board said.
AirlineGeeks•Zach Vasile10 Jul
A Ryanair (Malta Air) 737-800 registration 9H-QEU was climbing through 15,000 feet about six minutes after departure from Thessaloniki when one of the cabin windows on the right side of the aircraft shattered. A passenger nearest the window was partial sucked out of the aircraft, with their head becoming stuck in the window. Other passengers […]
Flightradar24 Blog•Ian Petchenik10 JulAviation News – A Malta Air flight operating for Ryanair made an emergency landing in Greece on Friday morning after a passenger window dislodged mid-air,...
The injured passenger was taken to hospital, with other guests accommodated on a replacement aircraft.
A Ryanair passenger was saved by his seatbelt after an aircraft window shattered midflight, resulting in the man…
AeroTime•Ian Molyneaux10 JulOn this week’s episode of AvTalk, we’re headed to Farnborough for an inside look at how the airshow comes together. From state of the art aircraft tracking technology to making sure all of the toilets are working, Farnborough International director of operations Ben Gleenson explains what it takes to make sure the biannual airshow goes off without a hitch. Also on this week’s episode, what we know so far about the crash of a K2 Airways Cargo 737 off the coast of Pakistan. Castlelake and easyJet agree in principle to an acquisition. A new report highlights long-term issues with French air traffic control — and Ryanair wastes no time seizing the moment to call for reform. And a look at SpiceJet’s operations reveals a much darker picture than we imagined. Helpful links for this week’s episode * Visit the Farnborough Airshow * K2 Airways 737 crash data * New automated live streams available on Flightradar24 Please check back soon for a transcript of this week’s episode.
Flightradar24 Blog•Flightradar2410 JulA Ryanair flight from Thessaloniki, Greece, to Memmingen, Germany, was forced to return shortly after departure on Friday after a cabin window became dislodged in flight, resulting in a cabin depressurisation and leaving one passenger injured. Flight FR1879, operated by Malta Air using a Boeing 737-800, carrying registration 9H-QEU, departed Thessaloniki before turning back and […]
Aviation24.be•Bart Noëth10 Jul
A Ryanair plane suffered an absolute nightmare scenario, when a window shattered inflight, reportedly partially sucking a passenger out. Fortunately the passenger managed to be pulled back inside, but talk about a dramatic event.
One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig10 JulPassengers travelling with Ryanair faced major disruption at Stockholm Arlanda Airport on Wednesday morning after a problem with the airline’s baggage check-in system caused long queues and widespread delays. Many travellers, despite arriving hours before departure, were unable to check in their luggage in time and missed their flights. One Ryanair flight to Crete reportedly […]
Aviation24.be•André Orban8 Jul
Ryanair is the epitome of a low-cost airline: cheap fares and the no-frills experience that goes with them. Indeed, the carrier’s offering centers around the idea that travel does not have to break the bank if passengers are willing to forgo almost any element of comfort. But this focus on budget travel can often draw criticism, and it is well known that passengers love to hate the Ireland-based carrier.
In a recent landmark ruling, the Austrian Supreme Court declared 14 of low-cost carrier Ryanair's fee clauses unlawful.
AviationSource News•Len Varley7 Jul
Low fuel forces an emergency landing to cap off a hectic weekend in Brittany.
EasyJet is Europe’s second largest ultra low cost carrier, and also Europe’s second largest individual airline brand (after Ryanair, by both metrics). In recent weeks, we’ve known that US investment firm Castlelake was looking to buy the airline and take it private.
One Mile at a Time•Ben Schlappig6 Jul