Ryanair has reported Quarter 1 profits of €663 million.
That's in comparison to profits of €170 million euro at the same time in 2022.
The budget airline company says a strong Easter period and the extra UK bank holiday for the King's Coronation helped strengthen revenue this year
Elsewhere, the war in Ukraine impacted last year's profits.
Customer traffic also increased by over 10% - bringing in a total of over 50 million passengers.
This comes just after the company unveiled it's $3 Billion Post War Ukraine Growth & Invest Plan to restart air travel to Ukraine.
Ryanair Announces $3 Billion Post War Ukraine Growth & Invest Plan.
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?10m PassengersMichael O'Leary, CEO of the Ryanair Group and senior management, visited Kyiv today to unveil the plans with Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov. pic.twitter.com/IV5menODdH
— Ryanair (@Ryanair) July 20, 2023
