Ryanair Holdings Plc, Europe's biggest discount airline, lifted its fiscal full-year profit forecast amid higher travel demand in the third quarter. The carrier aims for net income of almost 540 million euros ($727 million) in the year through March, compared with a previous target of as much as 520 million euros, the Dublin-based carrier said today. Analysts expect 528 million euros, according to the average of 13 estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Ryanair also forecast a drop in fourth-quarter passenger traffic and said it experienced some "softness" in January.