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Ryanair Threatens to Cancel 330 Boeing 737 MAX Orders Over U.S. Tariffs

Ryanair warned that it may cancel its 330-plane Boeing 737 MAX order, valued at over $30 billion list price, if U.S. tariffs materially increase aircraft costs. CEO Michael O’Leary told lawmakers the carrier is prepared to pivot to Airbus or COMAC should price pressures intensify.

2025-05-01T02:59:12.336959-07:00

Cranky Flier

Southwest Ends Free Checked Bags Policy Amid Business Overhaul

2025-03-11T04:04:29.488058-07:00

Bloomberg

Ryanair Advocates Airport Alcohol Restrictions Amid Lawsuit

2025-01-13T04:34:38.950677-08:00

Paddle Your Own Kanoo

Ryanair Sues Passenger for €15,000 After Disruptive Flight Diversion to Portugal

2025-01-08T05:52:30.905336-08:00

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Ryanair Threatens to Cancel 330 Boeing 737 MAX Orders Over U.S. Tariffs Ryanair warned that it may cancel its 330-plane Boeing 737 MAX order, valued at over $30 billion list price, if U.S. tariffs materially increase aircraft costs. CEO Michael O’Leary told lawmakers the carrier is prepared to pivot to Airbus or COMAC should price pressures intensify.

2025-05-01T02:59:12.336959-07:00

Ryanair Threatens to Cancel 330 Boeing 737 MAX Orders Over U.S. Tariffs

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US lawmaker warns Ryanair against buying Chinese-made planes

2025-04-30T13:04:59.912583-07:00

US lawmaker warns Ryanair agai

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US Lawmaker Warns Ryanair Against Chinese COMAC Jet Plans U.S. Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has urged Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary to abandon plans to acquire COMAC jets from China, warning of security risks tied to Beijing’s military links and intellectual-property concerns. In a letter seen by Reuters, the Illinois Democrat cautioned that sourcing Chinese-made aircraft could expose the airline to espionage and regulatory backlash.

2025-04-30T13:04:59.912583-07:00

US Lawmaker Warns Ryanair Against Chinese COMAC Jet Plans

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Ryanair Criticizes CAA Over Stranded Passengers After Rescue Flight Block Ryanair has harshly criticized the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) for preventing a rescue flight from taking off due to aircraft registration issues, resulting in 177 passengers being stranded. The incident highlights regulatory tensions in aviation safety and operational protocols.

2025-04-25T07:44:43.702693-07:00

Ryanair Criticizes CAA Over Stranded Passengers After Rescue Flight Block

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Ryanair Partners with Expedia to Boost Flight Bookings Ryanair has expanded its reach through a new partnership with Expedia, allowing its flights to be booked on the online platform. This collaboration will offer customers access to over 230 Ryanair destinations, enhancing booking convenience without additional verification steps through the airline's system.

2025-04-14T12:53:10.464312-07:00

Ryanair Partners with Expedia to Boost Flight Bookings

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Ryanair Sues Passenger for €3,000 After Diversion Incident Ryanair has filed a €3,000 lawsuit against a passenger whose disruptive behavior forced flight FR7124 from Berlin to Marrakesh to divert to Seville. The incident resulted in significant inconvenience for 170 passengers and six crew members, underlining challenges faced by airlines in managing onboard disruptions.

2025-04-08T08:30:49.603371-07:00

Ryanair Sues Passenger for €3,000 After Diversion Incident

AeroTime

Controversial Western Sahara Flights Highlight Geopolitical Tensions for Ryanair and Transavia Ryanair and Transavia face political challenges as their discount flights to Western Sahara, incentivized by Moroccan authorities, encounter opposition from the Polisario Front. This development underscores the ongoing conflict in the region, impacting airlines' strategic operations and highlighting the delicate balance of international relations.

2025-04-07T07:56:40.311244-07:00

Controversial Western Sahara Flights Highlight Geopolitical Tensions for Ryanair and Transavia

Independent.ie

High Court Rejects Ryanair's Appeal Against Dublin Airport Cargo Underpass A High Court judge has dismissed Ryanair's request to appeal the rejection of its legal challenge against a proposed €200 million cargo underpass at Dublin Airport. The underpass aims to enhance cargo logistics without disrupting passenger operations, aligning with wider infrastructure improvement plans.

2025-04-04T09:43:46.968946-07:00

High Court Rejects Ryanair's Appeal Against Dublin Airport Cargo Underpass