Europe's largest low-cost airline, Ryanair on Monday trimmed its passenger growth target for next year due to Boeing delivery delays, but said weakness in fares was moderating following a poor summer.

Ryanair Holdings Plc cut its passenger growth target for next year because of delivery delays from aircraft supplier Boeing Co. The Irish low-cost carrier now expects 210 million passengers in fiscal 2026, down from a previous goal of 215 million ...

The budget airline reported a fall in first-half net profit, missing analysts forecasts, and said it expects to carry fewer passengers in fiscal 2026 than forecast due to delays in plane deliveries.