Airline plans €40m maintenance hangar at Dublin Airport via IrishTimesBiz
Mr Wilson said that Ryanair expected no major disruption as a consequence of last week’s news that US aircraft manufacturer Boeing would delay delivery of some of its 737 Max models to airlines.
A problem identified by Boeing supplier Spiritaerosystems with assembly work that it had carried out on the jets’ fuselages for the aircraft manufacturer caused the delay in deliveries.Mr Wilson pointed out that Ryanair’s current fleet was not affected. The Irish group is one of Boeing’s biggest customers and has ordered 210 Max jets in all.
The group has a similar facility in Glasgow Prestwick, and another hangar in Seville Airport in southern Spain.
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