DUBLIN (Reuters) – Ryanair’s load factor – a measure of how well an airline is filling available seats – rose above 90% for the first time since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic as traffic rose sharply during the key Easter holiday period. Ryanair flew 14.2 million people in April compared to just 1 million during lockdown a year ago and 13.5 million in April 2019, the second month in a row it has carried more passengers than in the corresponding pre-pandemic period. The Irish airline, Europe’s largest by pasenger numbers, said it operated over 82,600 flights in April with a 91% load fac…