Ryanair marked another milestone in October 2025, carrying 19.2 million passengers, a 5% increase from 18.3 million in the same month last year. The airline maintained a strong load factor of 93%, operating more than 107,000 flights across its vast European network.
The growth momentum pushed Ryanair’s rolling 12-month total to 204.8 million guests, up from 194.8 million a year earlier — a record-breaking achievement for Europe’s largest airline.
The figures reflect Ryanair’s continued expansion across both leisure and business travel segments, bolstered by high aircraft utilisation and steady demand across key markets. Despite capacity challenges and fluctuating weather conditions in parts of Europe, the airline’s punctuality and reliability continue to drive strong customer loyalty.
As Ryanair looks ahead to the busy winter travel period, the latest results underscore its position as a leading force in European aviation — connecting more people, more often, at consistently low fares.
This post was published on 4 November 2025 19:19
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