The airline say they're keen to resume flights to the country once the airspace re-opens.
Ryanair is to invest over €2.5bn in Ukraine's aviation industry after the war.
It will base up to 30 aircraft at the country's three main airports.
It also intends to resume flights within two months of Ukraine's airspace re-opening to commercial traffic.
Senior management, including CEO and Mullingar's Michael O'Leary, have been pictured in Kyiv holding a Ukraine flag.
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