Ryanair

THIS is the dramatic moment panicked tourists on a Ryanair holiday jet to Ibiza exited using an emergency chute after a passenger's mobile phone battery exploded and caught alight as it was about to take off.

Holiday-makers could be seen falling over each other in a bid to get away from the aircraft as quickly as they could after the inflatable slide was activated.

DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ryanair (RYA.I) warned cabin crew and pilots that some of them could lose their jobs if a series of strikes continue but said it was on course to hit its annual profit target despite the disruption.

The low-cost European airline is struggling to reach an agreement with its crew as industrial unrest keeps escalating. Due to the next strike planned by Ryanair's cabin crews in Spain, Belgium and Portugal for July 25 and 26, the low-cost airline has cancelled about 600 flights across Europe on those dates. 

A number of passengers received medical attention after a Ryanair flight from Dublin to Croatia was forced to make an emergency landing in Germany.

The flight to the coastal city of Zadar landed at Frankfurt-Hahn airport at around 11.30pm due to an in-flight depressurisation.

Oxygen masks were deployed and a "controlled descent" was initiated.

Ryanair low-cost air carrier cancels 10% of scheduled flights to Ireland due to pilots strike, news agencies reported, citing a company announcement. Affected will be trips to the UK, but all flights to Europe will be on schedule.

200 passengers, half of whom are Bulgarian were blocked yesterday at Berlin's Schönefeld Airport after a canceled flight of Ryanair airline, announced BBC.

The passengers had to take off at 3:20 pm on Sunday, but after a long stay in the plane they were taken to the waiting room.

This has been announced on the group's website.

According to the website, there will be 130 participants from 23 countries.

Among them will be the NATO secretary general, PMs of the Netherlands, Belgium, and Estonia, UNESCO 's director general, and representatives from Turner International, Fiat and Ryanair companies.

Irish budget carrier Ryanair said yesterday its net profit had risen 10 percent in 2017-2018 despite the cancelation of thousands of flights, but forecast a fall this year due to higher oil prices.                   

An Irish low-cost airline Ryanair said its net profit rose by about 10% in 2017-2018 despite the cancellation of thousands of flights.

Nearly 200 Bulgarians were blocked at Rome's Ciampino Airport after a flight to Sofia to a low-budget airline was canceled.

"With our money, we were able to buy tickets for tomorrow. We will travel by Bulgaria Air, Ognian Manolev, one of the other passengers in the Italian capital, said "Hello, Bulgaria".