Ryanair fares to and from Malta will either decrease slightly or stay the same, even as fares across Europe rise, airline CEO Michael O’Leary said on Wednesday. Answering media questions during a short visit to Malta, O’Leary said that the 2024 fiscal year saw fares decline by an average of seven per cent. The current year, ending March 2026, saw fares
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary said Malta's image as a tourism destination is "growing very strongly," arguing that the island is shedding its once "tired and outdated" reputation as it attracts increasing numbers of short-break visitors from across Europe. Speaking to The Malta Independent after the airline announced the addition of a ninth aircraft
Low-cost airline Ryanair has announced the addition of a ninth aircraft in Malta for Summer 2026, and launched four new routes to Gothenburg, Newcastle, Palma and Tirana, as the airline projected a 20% increase in passenger traffic to six million in 2026, as part of a $900 million investment in its Maltese operations. CEO of the airline Michael O'Leary
