Ryanair has successfully transported 200.2 million passengers during its fiscal year ending in March, meeting its projected figures and becoming the first European airline to achieve this milestone in passenger numbers. In January, the company had anticipated its annual traffic to hit nearly 200 million, representing a 9% increase from the previous year. In March alone, Ryanair served 15 million passengers, marking a 10% growth compared to the same period last year. Despite being Europe's leading airline in passenger volume, Ryanair adjusted its projections for the upcoming year downwards for the second time in three months, revising the expected passenger count to 206 million from 210 million as a result of delays in Boeing aircraft deliveries.