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Boeing woes will lead to higher airfares: Ryanair
Ryanair, one of Europe’s leading low-cost airlines, is grappling with the possibility of scaling back its summer flight schedule due to ongoing delays in the delivery of Boeing aircraft.
The airline had initially anticipated a boost in its fleet with the arrival of new Boeing planes, enabling an expansion of routes and increased passenger capacity.
However, prolonged delays in the manufacturing and delivery process have cast a shadow over these plans.
Growing pains
The airline industry, already navigating challenges posed by the global pandemic, now confronts the additional hurdle of supply chain disruptions impacting major aircraft manufacturers.
Ryanair’s dependence on Boeing for its fleet expansion has made it particularly vulnerable to these delays.
As the summer travel season approaches, the airline faces the tough decision of either operating with a reduced fleet or adjusting its schedule, potentially impacting travel plans for passengers.
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