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Ryanair expects short-haul tickets to become costlier because of rising jet fuel prices, which recently hit around $156 a barrel. Even though Ryanair has secured most of next year's oil at a lower rate, the overall market increase means they'll likely pass some of that cost onto you, the passenger, to maintain their profits.
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