Michael O'Leary says it will be a small increase.
Flight ticket prices could rise by around two or three per cent over the next year.
The head of Ryanair is predicting a small, if any, increase on the price of fares, with tight capacity proving to be the biggest threat.
However, it's expected airlines will save money on fuel this year, due to upgrades in aircraft.
Ryanair CEO, Mullingar's Michael O'Leary, says they're passing these savings on to passengers:
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