The Ryanair chief has received positive news ahead of holiday season.
The CEO of Ryanair says concerns over a potential jet fuel shortage are easing.
Fuel suppliers have told Mullingar's Michael O'Leary they do not expect any disruption to stocks before the end of June.
The Irish Travel Agents Association says bookings had fallen by 20% recently due to uncertainty surrounding the war in Iran and rising fuel costs.
Its President Tom Randles says passengers will now feel reassured:
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