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Ryanair is now envisaging Russian or Chinese manufacturers

Dublin, Ireland - Those Boeing B-737/800s in 2009 were too dear

Ryanair claims it is now speaking with Russian and Chinese manufacturers after giving up discussions with Boeing on an order for up to 200 B-737/800 in late 2009. Ryanair’s net fleet after disposals will total 299 aircraft by March 2013 and the carrier has currently more 25 airplanes due for delivery. But the airline’s deputy CEO, Michael Cawley, repeats that Ryanair will not expand beyond 300...

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Rome, Italy, 02/02/2011 13:40
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