Budget airline Ryanair posted a 10% jump in full-year pre-tax profit on Monday but struck a cautious note on its FY19 outlook on the back of rising costs and flat fare growth as it cut its full-year guidance. In the year to the end of March 2018, pre-tax profit rose to 1.6bn from 1.5bn the year before, as total operating revenues increased 8% to 7.2bn. Passenger numbers were up 9% to 130.3m despite 25 winter aircraft being grounded and the load factor - which gauges how full the planes are - ...Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...