- Ryanair is sourcing fuel from the US and Venezuela.
- Supplies also arrived from Norway and West Africa.
- Michael O’Leary spoke on sector resilience on Monday.
- The airline managed fuel costs in 2026.
- Alternative supplies entered the European market.
Ryanair has secured fuel supplies from the Americas including the US and Venezuela along with Norway and West Africa and maintains operations amid high prices. Michael O’Leary addressed the sector resilience on 19 May 2026. The airline continues to manage costs through alternative sourcing channels.
The chief executive referenced past challenges that the industry overcame. Supplies from these regions entered the European market in recent months. Ryanair adjusted procurement strategies to support its extensive flight schedule.
Officials confirmed the inflows help stabilise fuel availability. The carrier operates one of the largest fleets in Europe. Alternative sources provide options during periods of market tightness.
Michael O’Leary shared “The sector has weathered the first Gulf War, the terror attacks of 9/11, the second Gulf.”
