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epa05007576 (FILE) A file picture dated 10 May 2007 shows a Ryanair planes at Dublin airport in Dublin, Ireland. Europe's largest low-cost airline Ryanair on 02 November 2015 said its profits rose by 37 per cent in the first half of this year as fuel savings, a strong British pound and poor weather in northern Europe gave it a 'bumper summer.' The airline recorded profits of 1.09 billion euros (1.2 billion dollars) after tax in the six months ending September, said Michael O'Leary, Ryanair's chief executive. 'We have enjoyed a bumper summer due to a very rare confluence of favourable events including stronger sterling, adverse weather in northern Europe, reasonably flat industry capacity and further savings on our unhedged fuel,' O'Leary said in a statement. O'Leary forecast a rise in passenger numbers to 105 million this year, up 16 per cent from 90.6 million in the year to March.  EPA/ANDY RAIN

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