The flight ban for Boeing’s medium-haul jet 737
Max throws Europe’s largest low-cost airline Ryanair at
his growth plans back years. Society will
Threshold of 200 million passengers a year or two
Reaching later than previously planned, Ryanair said on submission
of the quarterly figures on Monday in Dublin. Instead of in the fiscal year
by the end of March 2024, this goal will not be reached until 2025 or 2026.
With the delivery of the first Boeing 737 Max
Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary no longer calculates
September or October 2020. Of the savings that the
Airline due to the lower kerosene consumption of the model
promises, should therefore not be until the end of the coming financial year
something to be seen.
Ryanair and its daughters operate more than 470 in total
Medium-haul jets, almost all of them
conventional Boeing 737. From the fuel-saving new edition 737 Max
the Irish have ordered 135 copies, but because of the flight ban
have not received a single machine. After the crash of two
Aircraft has had a global take-off ban since March 2019
“Max”. Boeing now expects that the ban will only be in the middle
2020 will be canceled./stw/mis
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