Ryanair is expecting traffic growth of just 1% between next month and March 2013 as it braces for a winter hit by the austerity squeeze in Europe.
The market-leading low-cost airline confirmed yesterday it would go ahead with plans to ground 80 of its 294 planes over the winter due to high fuel costs.
It is still expanding into airports which are keen to attract its traffic potential – the airline has grown business by 6% in the second quarter.
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