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Ryanair cancelled over 1,000 flights due to ATC issues in September

Ryanair said it carried a total of 20.1 million passengers last month, up from 19.4 million during the same month last year

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Ryanair said it carried a total of 20.1 million passengers last month, up from 19.4 million during the same month last year

Ryanair has today announced a 4% increase in passenger numbers for September as it operated over 111,700 flights during the month.

Ryanair said it carried a total of 20.1 million passengers last month, up from 19.4 million during the same month last year.

The airline's load factor - how many seats it fills on each flight - was steady at 94%.

Ryanair said it was forced to cancel over 1,000 flights due to problems with the UK air traffic control system, Belgian air traffic control strikes and the Mout Etna eruptions.