Ryanair to Lose $325 Million From Oil Insurance Trades Gone Bad

Ryanair Holdings Plc aircraft sit parked at London Luton Airport, on March 30.

Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg
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Ryanair Holdings Plc predicted a 300 million-euro ($325 million) hit for the fiscal year that just ended because of costs arising from fuel hedges.

Before the extra costs, profit for the year ended March 31 will come in as low as 950 million euros, the bottom end of its previous estimate, the Irish low-cost carrier said Friday. With its planes mostly grounded for April and May, Ryanair said it’s impossible to predict how results will shape up over the coming months.