Ryanair (RYA) CEO reports booking volumes are slightly ahead of last year, with fares expected to increase by 1-2% for June, July, and August.

Ryanair's CEO indicates that booking volumes are improving compared to last year, suggesting a resilient demand outlook in the travel sector.

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The anticipated fare increase of 1-2% during peak summer months reflects ongoing pricing power, which could influence investor sentiment positively for Ryanair and the broader airline industry going into the busy travel season.

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