Ryanair Says Boeing Talks On 737-10 Called Off Over Pricing

Alan Dron September 06, 2021
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Ryanair is already taking delivery of the Boeing 737-8200.
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Irish ULCC Ryanair has ended negotiations with Boeing for what the airline described as a “large order” of Boeing 737-10s after failing to agree on price. The order would have followed on from the airline’s current order for 210 737-8200s, a customized variant of the 737-8 that increases the...
Alan Dron

Based in London, Alan is Europe & Middle East correspondent at Air Transport World.

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