European air fares could rise by as much as 20% in 2027, Ryanair boss predicts
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“Preços dos bilhetes de avião vão "subir significativamente”
Michael O'Leary, presidente executivo da transportadora aérea Ryanair, antecipa que devido ao aumento dos preços do petróleo e aos impostos europeus voar irá tornar-se muito mais caro em 2027.
Read at Observador“התחזית הקודרת: "ב-2027 צפויה העלייה החדה בהיסטוריה במחירי הטיסות באירופה”
מנכ"ל ענקית הלואו קוסט ריינאייר צופה כי מחירי כרטיסי הטיסה באירופה יזנקו בשנה הבאה ב-20% בגלל המלחמה עם איראן ■ לדבריו, הרווחיות של חברות התעופה תישחק, משום שגם העלייה במחירים לא תפצה על עליית מחירי הדלק
Read at TheMarker“CEO da Ryanair avisa que "preços dos bilhetes vão subir significativamente em 2027”
Com o fim da contratação do barril a 67 dólares, a Ryanair está à espera de pagar o dobro no próximo ano. Para não suportar o custo, Michael O'Leary alerta que o preço dos bilhetes de avião vai "subir significativamente" no próximo ano.
Read at Jornal de Negócios“European air fares could rise by as much as 20% in 2027, Ryanair boss predicts”
Conflict in Middle East is pushing jet fuel costs higher and many carriers are not hedged against such increases, Michael O’Leary says Ryanair’s chief executive has predicted a record increase in European air fares next year, as airlines grapple with fuel bills pushed higher by the Middle East conflict. Many carriers are not hedged against rising jet fuel costs, Michael O’Leary said, which he predicted would lead to airline bankruptcies and takeovers. He forecast these pressures would result in…
Read at The Guardian – World“Глава Ryanair предупредил, что ожидает рекордного роста цен на авиабилеты в 2027 году — из-за войны на Ближнем Востоке”
Генеральный директор авиакомпании Ryanair (крупнейшей в Европе по объему пассажиропотока и количеству рейсов) Майкл ОʼЛири предупредил, что в 2027 году пассажиров ждет рекордный рост цен на авиабилеты.
Read at MeduzaWhat the reports add
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