Ryanair optimistic about future

Irish airline Ryanair predicted on Monday that it will grow by 10 percent over the next eight years, in spite of admitting to fears over the potentially-damaging effects of Brexit. According to the BBC report, the airline reported a 7 percent increase in profits during the first half of the fiscal year. It made EUR 1.17 billion during that April-through-September period. However, a report released by the company read, “Weaker airfares and Brexit uncertainty will be the dominant features of [the second half of the year],” according to the BBC. Ryanair has been operating in Poland since 2005, and features low-cost flights from Warsaw to airports such as London Stansted and Dublin.