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Ryanair’s €149M Profit Surge (Q3 FY25): Traffic Rises 9% Despite Boeing Delays | Fuel Hedging & Cost Control Secrets
In this comprehensive financial breakdown, we analyze Ryanair's remarkable third-quarter performance for fiscal year 2025 (covering October to December 2024), where the airline demonstrated the resilience of its ultra-low-cost model.
Key Financial Highlights:
Ryanair reported a Profit After Tax (PAT) of €149 million, marking a substantial increase from just €15 million in the prior year's Q3. This tenfold profit surge was driven by strong traffic growth and the normalization of market conditions following the "OTA pirate" boycott that negatively impacted Q3 FY24.
• Traffic & Revenue: Passenger numbers grew 9% to 44.9 million. Total operating revenues climbed 10% to €2.96 billion.
• Ancillary Strength: Ancillary revenues (including priority boarding and seat selection) were a key pillar of profitability, rising 10% to €1.04 billion.
• Fares: Average fares stabilized and increased slightly (1%), supported by strong "close-in" bookings during the Christmas and New Year holiday periods.
Strategic Cost Management:
Cost discipline remained central to the results, with operating costs rising only 8% to €2.93 billion, slightly lagging revenue growth. A key insulator against global volatility was Ryanair's proactive hedging strategy. The airline reported strong fuel hedging positions, with Q4 FY25 85% hedged at roughly $80 per barrel and FY26 over 75% hedged, providing significant cost certainty.
Challenges & Outlook:
Despite the strong financial results, management expressed frustration with persistent delivery delays from Boeing. These delays involving the 737 MAX-8200 "Gamechanger" aircraft caused operational inefficiencies and forced the airline to trim subsequent growth targets.
Ryanair reaffirmed its full-year traffic target of nearly 200 million passengers. The Q3 performance underscored the airline's status as the structural winner in European aviation, continuing to widen its unit cost gap compared to competitors.
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