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Planes. Ryanair intends to acquire 150 B-737 Max

This order could be completed by December

According to Irish media, low-cost airline Ryanair would be very close to completing an order that includes an undefined number of B-737 Max. The exact figure should be between 150 and 200 aircraft; this is the plane that caused much discussion in recent times due to the unclear behavior of Boeing before and after two very serious accidents (read also the article published by AVIONEWS). Dublin airline...

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Dublin, Ireland, 10/06/2020 17:31
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

AirlinesMore Italy and less Ireland for Ryanair flights

Low-cost carrier is at odds with Dublin

Less Ireland and more Italy: this seems to be the attitude of the low-cost airline Ryanair, which intends to expand its network of connections in our country with 17 weekly flights and five routes departing... more

AccidentsB-737 Max plane crashes (2), US Congress nails Boeing

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There is no peace for Boeing: in addition to the legal case that families of the victims of the Ethiopian Airlines accident of 2019 want to carry out with great determination (read also the article published... more

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