Ryanair weighs temporary pay freezes and leaner flight crews amid fuel costs
- Ryanair is weighing pay freezes and fewer crew to cut costs.
- It forecasts a €2bn rise in fuel costs by March 2028.
- The airline expects short-haul fares to rise materially.
Ryanair is reviewing cost cuts, including possible temporary pay freezes, fewer crew on flights and wider use of AI, as it braces for higher fuel bills linked to the Middle East conflict. The measures could help Europe’s biggest low-cost airline by passenger numbers absorb costs it expects ticket-price…