Ryanair (FR/RYR) has reported group wide traffic figures that saw traffic for September 2021 increase to 10.6m compared to 5.6m in the same month last year.
The figures are a clear indicator of the state of international air travel as we the industry emerges from the Coronavirus pandemic.
The group operated 69,500 flights in September with an average load factor of 81%.
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