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Airline Ryanair expects a lower profit than previously forecast due to lower bookings for the winter holiday period.

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Ryanair estimates that profit after tax will be between €1.85 billion and €1.95 billion, lower than previously forecast. The drop in bookings for the winter holidays was caused by lower ticket prices following the decision by online travel agents to stop selling tickets.

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Ryanair reduce estimările anuale de profit, după excluderea decisă de unele agenţii de turism online - Economica.net
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Ryanair cuts profits forecast after flights removed from online travel agents
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Compania Ryanair a redus prognoza de profit anual după ce agențiile de turism online au oprit în decembrie vânzările de bilete pentru zborurile sale
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Ryanair trims profit forecast after online travel agent row
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Ryanair își vede profitul în cădere puternică
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Ryanair cuts profit outlook after booking sites remove airline
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Rezultatele Ryanair încasează o lovitură puternică după războiul cu agenţiile de turism: Compania aeriană low-cost şi-a redus previziunile de profit după ce a fost nevoită să reducă tarifele pentru a încerca să ocupe locurile goale

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