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Ryanair fleet hits 200
Sunday, 07 Sep, 2009
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Ryanair has taken delivery of its 200th aircraft.
The addition means the Irish budget airline’s fleet of Boeing 737-800s is the largest in the world after Southwest Airlines in the US.
A spokesman said: “Ryanair now operates 200 Boeing 737-800 next generation aircraft which will carry 67 million passengers this year on over 900 low fare routes across Europe.
“Ryanair has invested over $12 billion in our fleet and we are proud to operate the youngest, greenest and cleanest fleet of any European airline.”
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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