Why is Ryanair using Lauda planes?

Ryan Air acquired a large percent stake of Lauda Air in 2018 and now operates as its parent company. In 2020, they rebranded as Lauda Europe and transitioned to wet leases and charter flights. Basically, Ryan Air uses the Lauda planes, staff, etc… to run their own flights through.



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