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Ryanair. O'Leary: "Full confidence in the B-737 MAX 200 aircraft"

Aircraft will be delivered to the Irish low-cost in April

The Ethiopian Airlines Boeing B-737 MAX 8 aircraft crash will not change Ryanair's acquisition plans for the MAX 200 version of the new-generation twin-engine plane produced by the US company. To exclude any possible "rethinking" was the same CEO of low-cost Michael O'Leary speaking to the "Irish Independent", where he stressed that "no provision will be taken at least until there are certainties from...

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