Ryanair has reported a 9% increase in passenger numbers for October with numbers rising to 17.1 million from 15.7 million the same month last year.
The airline said its load factor - how many seats it fills on each flight - dipped to 93% from 94%.
Ryanair said it operated over 96,700 flights during the month but cancelled over 870 flights due to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Passenger numbers so far this year are 15% higher at 180.3 million, up from 157.4 million the same time last year.
Ryanair has said that it expects traffic in its fiscal year to March 2024 to grow by 9% to a record 183.5 million passengers.
It set a string of all-time monthly traffic records over the busy summer months.
Ryanair shares moved higher in Dublin trade today.
