as it continues to benefit from pent up demand for air travel. europe s largest carrier by passenger numbers also said it expects profits to rise modestly over the next year, and the summer travel season will be busy. the figures are better than industry watchers had expected. we knew they were going to be good but to record these numbers is exceptional so nearly 170 million passengers, that s up 74% on the previous year s. revenue has more than doubled, profit is 1.4 billion, and they re going to pay dividend this year. it s a phenomenal result and shows how quickly this market is turned around. it also shows how fragile the market is for aviation. there is a point where it suddenly flips you become very profitable, ryanair have put in a great set of results that even before the summer, which will be very strong. cheap airfares are a myth and anybody looking for summer holidays will tell you airfares are expensive, particularly in europe because we have not seen a lot of cap
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election. so who all has voted already? who has got to vote tomorrow? call everybody, tell them it s time to vote. reporter: and former president donald trump will hold a tele-rally for herschel walker later this evening in response to senator warnock dismissing walker as trump s hand-picked candidate. as for the criticism that warnock is too closely aligned with president biden, he swatted that away as well today on the campaign trail arguing he has a record of bipartisan in congress. senator warnock ends the day at this brewery at a rally in atlanta. herschel walker ending the day in kenesaw, georgia. joining us is georgia s secretary of state, brad raffensperger. so georgia has broken records for single-day early voting, but