Ryanair and Google Cloud Unveil Five-Year Data and AI Partnership<\/p>\n
Europe\u2019s leading airline adopts Google Cloud\u2019s data and AI platform, including Gemini Enterprise and Google Workspace, to strengthen the resilience of its infrastructure and optimize its operations.<\/p>\n
SWORDS, Ireland, and SUNNYVALE, California \u2013 August 12, 2026 \u2013 Ryanair, Europe\u2019s leading airline, and Google Cloud today announced the signing of a new five-year partnership. As part of this agreement, Ryanair will deploy Google Workspace and Google Cloud services to its 35,000 employees across its network, supporting the company\u2019s growth as it aims to carry 300 million passengers by 2034.<\/p>\n
The deployment includes Gemini Enterprise, Google Cloud\u2019s agentic AI platform designed to connect an organization\u2019s data, automate workflows, and create customized AI agents. Gemini Enterprise will be used in particular to accelerate decision-making automation, optimize crew logistics management, and improve overall company productivity, while further strengthening Ryanair\u2019s resilience through this new multicloud strategy.<\/p>\n
Eddie Wilson, CEO of Ryanair, said: \u201cRyanair is experiencing exceptional growth, with the goal of reaching 300 million passengers by 2034. To support this growth, we need to ensure that we have an extremely resilient infrastructure. Our new multicloud strategy enables us to achieve this, with technology partners capable of keeping pace with us and sharing our relentless focus on efficiency. We are therefore delighted to partner with Google Cloud and to make Gemini Enterprise and Google Workspace available to our teams. These technologies will enable us to further increase the efficiency of our operations while strengthening the resilience of our infrastructure.\u201d<\/p>\n
Maureen Costello, Vice President, UK, Ireland and Sub-Saharan Africa at Google Cloud, said: \u201cAviation is an industry where precision is essential, and Ryanair is a pioneer in operational excellence. We are delighted to be Ryanair\u2019s partner in its AI transformation. This agreement illustrates how deploying generative AI at scale, combined with modern collaborative tools for frontline employees, can enable industry leaders to grow securely, reduce their operating costs, and rethink the travel experience.\u201d<\/p>\n
Additional information:<\/p>\n
Ryanair will use Google Cloud\u2019s AI technology and multicloud services to enhance productivity and customer service, including:<\/p>\n
Multicloud resilience: Google Cloud will support Ryanair in implementing a flexible infrastructure that enables it to use multiple cloud providers. As a result, if an issue affects one of the cloud platforms, the airline\u2019s critical services will be able to quickly adapt to ensure continuity of flights and customer services.Operations planning: Ryanair plans to use Google DeepMind models, including AlphaEvolve and WeatherNext, to support fleet management and maintenance operations planning.Collaborative infrastructure: Deploying Google Workspace with Gemini will enable Ryanair to modernize its workflows by replacing its existing collaborative systems with a new cloud-based platform.<\/p>\n
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