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Ryanair invests $500 million in 30 CFM LEAP-1B spares to bolster 737 MAX resilience

Ryanair has agreed to acquire 30 new CFM International LEAP-1B spare engines valued at $500 million to strengthen the operational resilience of its Boeing 737 MAX fleet. Scheduled for delivery over the next two years, the spares will support maintenance cycles and hedge against potential supply-chain delays.

2025-06-10T00:59:40.632792-07:00

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Southwest Ends Free Checked Bags Policy Amid Business Overhaul

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

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

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

FlightGlobal

Boeing Delays Impact Ryanair's 2026 Growth Forecast

2025-01-27T04:32:06.598165-08:00

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Ryanair to Fine Unruly Passengers €500 and Pursue €3,500 Legal Penalties Ryanair will levy a €500 penalty on any passenger removed for disruptive behaviour and has signalled intent to seek up to €3,500 in damages through court actions across Europe. The measures follow a series of incidents that delayed or diverted flights and aim to deter onboard chaos.

2025-06-12T00:03:41.218239-07:00

Ryanair to Fine Unruly Passengers €500 and Pursue €3,500 Legal Penalties

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Ryanair invests $500 million in 30 CFM LEAP-1B spares to bolster 737 MAX resilience Ryanair has agreed to acquire 30 new CFM International LEAP-1B spare engines valued at $500 million to strengthen the operational resilience of its Boeing 737 MAX fleet. Scheduled for delivery over the next two years, the spares will support maintenance cycles and hedge against potential supply-chain delays.

2025-06-10T00:59:40.632792-07:00

Ryanair invests $500 million in 30 CFM LEAP-1B spares to bolster 737 MAX resilience

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GPS anomaly grounds up to 50 Ryanair Boeing 737s amid global navigation outage Last week, a widespread GPS anomaly forced Ryanair to temporarily ground as many as 50 of its Boeing 737s for several hours. The glitch formed part of a larger navigation outage that disrupted carriers across Europe and Asia and spotlighted vulnerabilities in GNSS-dependent flight operations.

2025-05-31T18:34:22.555986-07:00

GPS anomaly grounds up to 50 Ryanair Boeing 737s amid global navigation outage

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Ryanair CEO O’Leary Hits Share-Price Milestone Unlocking Over €100M Payout Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has met a pre-set share-price target, qualifying him for a potential €100 million reward under his remuneration plan. He previously told investors this level of compensation represented strong value compared with top footballers’ salaries.

2025-05-29T09:11:17.399769-07:00

Ryanair CEO O’Leary Hits Share-Price Milestone Unlocking Over €100M Payout

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Ryanair extends suspension of Tel Aviv flights through July 31 Ryanair, the Irish low-cost carrier, has extended its cancellation of all flights to and from Tel Aviv until July 31, inclusive. The carrier said the move prolongs its suspension of Israel services amid ongoing regional uncertainties.

2025-05-28T06:51:42.759319-07:00

Ryanair extends suspension of Tel Aviv flights through July 31

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Ryanair jettisons carbon calculator from booking platform after negligible uptake Ryanair has removed its carbon calculator option from its online booking system, citing “very low” passenger use since its introduction. The move underscores the challenge airlines face in driving customer engagement with voluntary emissions-tracking tools.

2025-05-26T08:54:00.296020-07:00

Ryanair jettisons carbon calculator from booking platform after negligible uptake

Aviation Week

Ryanair CEO O’Leary Criticizes Ukrainian Airports, Demands Deep Discounts to Rebuild Post-War Traffic Ryanair Group CEO Michael O’Leary has publicly reproached Ukraine’s airport operators for failing to engage on post-war recovery planning, urging them to extend aggressive discounts on landing and handling charges to entice carriers back and accelerate restoration of international air links.

2025-05-19T08:57:59.868274-07:00

Ryanair CEO O’Leary Criticizes Ukrainian Airports, Demands Deep Discounts to Rebuild Post-War Traffic

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Ryanair CEO Flags Potential Aircraft Repositioning from Israel Over Security Risks Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary warned that persistent security disruptions near Ben Gurion Airport could force the carrier to redeploy its Israeli-based fleet to alternative European bases, a move driven by operational reliability and cost considerations amid regional tensions.

2025-05-19T05:41:21.675892-07:00

Ryanair CEO Flags Potential Aircraft Repositioning from Israel Over Security Risks