By Conor Humphries
By Conor Humphries
DUBLIN, Nov 4 (Reuters) – Ryanair RYA.I on Monday introduced an extra two-month delay to the begin of its Boeing MAX 737 deliveries and warned it could have not one of the jets to fly subsequent summer season, which might freeze progress of one among Europe’s quickest rising airways.
In July the Irish finances service mentioned it anticipated to be flying 30 737 MAX subsequent summer season and its first supply in January.
It is one among Boeing’s greatest prospects for the grounded aircraft with 210 on order.
CEO Michael O’Leary mentioned the corporate had lowered its estimate to 20 planes by subsequent summer season and added “there’s a actual danger of none” in a video presentation following the airline’s mid-year outcomes.
“The chance of additional delay is rising,” he added, saying he didn’t anticipate Boeing to realize its goal of getting the aircraft again in service within the United States by Christmas.
U.S. carriers don’t anticipate to…