"Whilst we remain cautious about the trading environment, we see no reason -- at this time -- to change the consensus range of analyst estimates for either the current quarter (Q2) or this fiscal year," the company said in a trading statement.

     "The immediate impact of last week's events upon Ryanair were limited," the company added, saying it had cancelled only 16 out of 1,800 flights over the past seven days.

     It said in the two days immediately after last Tuesday's attacks, bookings fell by approximately 20 percent, but bookings for the week were down only 10 percent and had now returned to normal levels.