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ECONOMY • EUROPE

Ryanair weighs cost cuts as fuel costs rise

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Ryanair is considering measures including pay freezes, fewer crew on flights and more use of AI as fuel costs rise. The airline’s first-half profit fell 15%, and its CEO warned that European airfares could rise by up to 20% next year.

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Why it matters

Higher fuel costs could mean higher fares and fewer or differently staffed flights for people traveling in Europe. The supplied reports do not establish a direct effect on U.S. routes or travelers.