Ryanair CEO Says Boeing Is Slowly Ramping Up Output

Ryanair Holdings Plc CEO Michael O'Leary says Boeing is slowly ramping up production, but aircraft deliveries are way behind overall. He also talks about ticket prices for summer travel on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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[@charlesmoss8119]

Say what you like but he’s one heck of a business leader and has a great grasp of his industry. I regularly fly Ryanair and have to say it’s a perfectly acceptable service for the price - you just have to pay more for extra services but that is your choice.

[@grover-]

But what he calls extra services others consider standard. But you are right, it is your choice.

[@edwardduffy4793]

Flew it for the first time recently, I actually thought it was brilliant you get what you pay for, it was well organised and you got there when they said you would, no faffing about

[@nighttrain1236]

I agree, but choosing one vendor was his planes was always a gamble. He bet on the wrong horse (Boeing).

[@wengelder9256]

And his company violates in various countries and was held accountable in courts of law

[@philippesails4973]

I disagree on every point of your statements!

[@edwardduffy4793]

Can say what you want about the man, but hes one sharp businessman
Id absolutely love for him to be head of transport in Ireland but thatll never happen, hes no bullshit which is whats needed

[@philippesails4973]

Well, he should ramp up his stock then!

[@andrewthacker114]

What engines are in the 737 Max ?

[@fivemilesup]

CFM-LEAP 1B

[@conormoore3437]

How safe are 737 Max's?

[@eddiexxxx]

Whence means from what direction, therefore saying from whence means, from, from where.

You are Dunning Kruger.

[@justmee9441]

:40
700 Million buy back. 🤔

[@philippesails4973]

Stock didn’t react!

[@georgibogdanov]

O'Leary speculating as usual, especially on Airbus grounding due PW engines issues

[@mnespana]

A multi-millionaire and one of the world's most successful CEO's, the man seems to have a level of business nous that allows him to speculate.

[@louistan7560]

For Ryan Air. No one else is buying.

[@tomdavis8757]

Ryanair has no choice but to beck Boeing. With an all 737 fleet it would be devastating to them if their relationship with Boeing deteriorated. Same with Southwest

[@MG2.5.4.]

Not flying ryan anymore for years already

[@grover-]

Boeing planes are going cheap cause nobody else wants to buy them. I'll cancel a flight if I'm put on a Boeing instead of an Airbus.

[@HereIam-rg3vy]

Same here!

[@thetroyzernator]

No you won't.

[@engineered-mind]

This fool thinks people don’t check the planes they fly - Coffins ⚰️

[@caimin15221522]

Nah, whatever about what Boeing delivers, Ryanair maintainanance is top tier. And their delivery inspection is about as thorough as it can be.

[@mladbozic]

Dude is full of crap about Airbus grounding due engines.

[@MG2.5.4.]

What a distasteful person.

That's not for your kind to say.

[@MG2.5.4.]

What “kind” is that?