Ryanair $RYAAY has introduced a £500 fine for any passenger removed from a flight due to disruptive behavior. The airline stated the measure is intended to reduce cabin disturbances and protect operational integrity. The penalty targets individuals whose actions jeopardize safety or delay flights. According to the airline, the initiative reinforces a zero-tolerance stance toward onboard misconduct, prioritizing passenger and crew welfare.

Ryanair has marked the end of its financial year with a remarkable achievement, transporting 200.2 million passengers, aligning with analysts’ expectations. This milestone positions Ryanair as the first European airline to surpass 200 million passengers in a single year.

$RYAAY, one of Europe's largest airlines, has once again cut its passenger growth forecast. The company is facing challenges due to delays in aircraft deliveries from $BA, a consequence of last year's prolonged workers' strike.