Ryanair (RYAAR) is expecting no significant delays to the delivery of Boeing's (BA) latest 737 MAX 10 aircraft model after a US regulator held back its certification due to software issue, Bloomberg reported Tuesday, citing the Irish airline's chief executive.
The company does not know the extent of the issue, but it does not believe there will be a "substantial delay," CEO Michael O'Leary said at a briefing in Poland, according to the media outlet.
Ryanair continues to expect to receive its first 15 MAX 10 aircraft in spring of 2027, which are required to grow capacity by about 2% or 3%, O'Leary added, Bloomberg reported.
Representatives for Ryanair and Boeing did not immediately respond to MT Newswires' request for comment.
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