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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ryanair flew a record 19.3 million passengers in June, up 11% from a year earlier, the low-cost airline said on Tuesday.
Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers expects to fly a record 198 million to 200 million people for its financial year to end-March 2025, up 8% to 9% on the previous year.
The Irish carrier said in May that it would have to keep peak summer airfares flat to modestly ahead of last year, rather than the 5% to 10% rise it had expected due to weaker consumer sentiment.
Its flights were on average 95% full in June, unchanged on a year earlier.
Ryanair carried 18.9 million passengers in May, equalling its previous monthly record.
(Reporting by Padraic Halpin; editing by Jason Neely)
