Ryanair Teams Up With Google for AI Flight Planning
Ryanair just signed a five year deal with Google Cloud. The airline will give 35,000 employees access to Google Workspace tools. They plan to use Gemini AI to help organize crew schedules and speed up daily operations.
This technology will help the airline handle flight data and automate important decisions. By using these tools, the company hopes to run more flights with fewer delays for their passengers.
Ryanair has big goals for the future. They want to fly 300 million people every year by 2034. These new digital tools are a major part of their plan to reach that target.
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