Ryanair Resumes Talks With Boeing For Fleet Upgrade: Report

Ryanair Holdings plc RYAAY has reportedly resumed talks with Boeing Co BA for about 200 narrow-body aircraft.
The negotiations are expected to happen for about 6 – 12 months, reported Bloomberg.
If it goes through, the order will be slated for delivery between 2027 and 2031.
The report quoted Ryanair's Chief Executive Officer, Michael O'Leary, that the discount carrier is considering both the larger and as yet uncertified 737 Max 10 or the existing Max 200.
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"It all comes down to pricing," said O'Leary. "If they give us a good discount on the extra 30 seats, we're more likely to take Max 10s. If they don't give us a good discount on the extra seats, we're more likely to go with an additional Max 200s."
Ryanair is the biggest customer for Boeing 737 Max in Europe.
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Price Action: RYAAY shares are trading higher by 1.94% at $93.14 on the last check Wednesday.
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