US EditionBoeing Max 10: Ryanair Expects Its First Jets in 2027, Airbus in the Viewfinder
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The entire Boeing fleet could evolve: Ryanair is now hovering on Airbus to support its growth.
Ryanair Group CEO Michael O'Leary is considering a significant expansion of the Airbus fleet. Instead of the currently 26 Airbus machines at subsidiary Lauda, it is expected to become 200 in the medium term. A large order could be made at the end of the decade.
The low cost Ryanair is confident to receive its first Boeing 737 MAX 10 early in 2027, said the Group's Managing Director, Michael O的Leary to Reuters. The airline ordered 150 copies of this model, the largest of the 737 family, whose certification is expected for the third quarter of 2026. Boeing officially confirmed in writing a delivery scheduled for the spring of 2027, and Ryanair does not expect to be late for this first aircraft. Today, Ry…
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