Ryanair’s Jacobs Calls for EU Reform Support

The transcript discusses Ryanair's contingency planning around Brexit, emphasizing the importance of the UK remaining in the EU for business continuity. It covers the potential impact on Ryanair's UK operations and trade relationships post-Brexit, suggesting minimal immediate changes. The introduction of Ryanair's corporate jet charter service is highlighted, targeting businesses and sports teams with a focus on affordability and luxury. The Always Getting Better campaign is also discussed, focusing on customer choice, digital simplification, and business travel enhancements.

What is Ryanair's stance on the UK's membership in the EU?

• They prefer the UK to leave the EU.

• They are neutral about the UK's decision.

• They hope the UK remains part of the EU.

• They want the UK to form a new union.

How does Ryanair view the immediate impact of Brexit on their UK operations?

• Significant reduction in flights

• Immediate operational changes

• No immediate impact expected

• Complete withdrawal from the UK market

What is Ryanair's approach to potential market turmoil due to Brexit?

• Complete operational overhaul

• Minimal operational disruption

• Immediate halt in UK operations

• Significant financial restructuring

What is a key feature of Ryanair's new corporate jet charter service?

• High cost compared to competitors

• No customization available

• Luxury seats and fine dining options

• Limited to business customers only

Who are the primary target customers for Ryanair's corporate jet service?

• Only wedding parties

• Primarily stag dos

• Sports teams and businesses

• Individual leisure travelers

What is one of the main themes of the Always Getting Better campaign?

• Increased flight prices

• Reduction in flight options

• Simplification of the travel process

• Elimination of business travel services

What success has Ryanair seen with their Business Plus product?

• No significant uptake

• Limited to a few airports

• Great success and more primary airports added

• Only available in the UK