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Ryanair is 'debt free' after repaying last €1.2bn bond

Ryanair is 'debt free' after repaying last €1.2bn bond
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Ryanair has officially become debt-free after repaying its final €1.2 billion bond. The airline, which has an unencumbered fleet of 620 aircraft, plans to use this financial position to expand its passenger traffic and fleet in the coming years.

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Achieving a debt-free status provides the airline with a significant competitive advantage in the aviation industry, allowing for more aggressive growth strategies.

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