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Ryanair CEO says aviation sustainability targets are 'dying a death'

Aug 27, 2025 6:56 AM

DUBLIN, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Ryanair Chief

Executive Michael O'Leary has said sustainability targets for

aviation are "dying a death", with the sector set to miss both

2030 targets for sustainable aviation fuel and a 2050 net zero

mandate.

"I don't believe SAF is a good thing - I think it's

nonsense," O'Leary told journalists in London. "Over the next 10

years, I believe oil prices will fall materially," he added.

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