Ryanair Signs Google Cloud AI Deal for Gemini Enterprise
Ryanair and Google Cloud have announced a data and AI partnership for five years, the companies said in a press release.
Under the agreement, Ryanair will deploy Google Workspace, Google Cloud services, and Gemini Enterprise to 35,000 employees across its network. Ryanair said the rollout will support its target of serving 300 million passengers by 2034.
Gemini Enterprise will be used to connect company data, automate workflows, create custom AI agents, support decisions, and assist flight crew logistics. Ryanair also plans to use Google DeepMind models, including AlphaEvolve and WeatherNext, for fleet operations and maintenance scheduling.
Google Cloud will also support Ryanair's use of multiple cloud providers. The airline said the setup is intended to help critical services continue if one cloud platform has issues.
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