Ryanair predicts a return to pre-Covid business within two months in most other countries.
The head of Ryanair says the company expects to be operating at pre-Covid levels in most countries within the next two months, except Ireland.
The airline's moving up to a fifth of its Irish capacity to other European bases where aviation has recovered faster.
Mullingar's Michael O'Leary has accused the Irish government of not having a plan for reviving the sector.
He says 60 new aircraft are being delivered this summer, with none being allocated to Ireland:
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