COMPANIES Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary has given the strongest indication yet that the airline may stop growing after 2012, when it is due to hit its target of flying 90m passengers a year.
Speaking to the Financial Times ahead of Monday’s interim results, he said Ryanair did not need to secure a deal with Boeing for more aircraft – and could instead shift to a strategy of rationalising routes, building up cash and paying dividends to shareholders.
