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Ryanair: "collateral effects" due to Boeing employees strikes

Dublin, Ireland - Delays for one-two months in taking delivery of new aircraft forced the carrier to keep two 737-200s in service

Bad relations between Boeing Board and the trade unions during the last months (see for details AVIONEWS) is generating negative effects on operational activities for some customers of the well known US aerospace group. Protests by specialized workers in the company affected production at the US facilities. Ryanair had scheduled to take delivery of new 737 aircraft between the current and the next...

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Rome, Italy, 09/21/2005 13:01
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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