Ryanair CEO expresses reduced concern over potential Europe jet-fuel shortage

10 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 28

Michael O’Leary notes that recent increases in fuel supplies from the US, North Africa, and Norway are offsetting reduced Middle East volumes.
He warns, however, that ongoing uncertainty due to the Iran war may negatively affect summer ticket sales for Ryanair.
O’Leary’s comments reflect improved market conditions over the past three weeks, easing immediate fears of a jet-fuel shortage across Europe.

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