Michael O’Leary says carrier still expects its first 15 aircraft in spring 2027 despite new software issue

Five aircraft from the Latvian carrier currently operate for SWISS, whose parent Lufthansa Group also owns a 10% stake in airBaltic

NTSB preliminary report says a fan blade fractured after takeoff, with debris striking the fuselage and breaking a passenger window

Executive who transformed the airline into Europe's largest carrier agrees to remain in charge for six more years

Flights from the German capital will be cut by 50% after the airline decided to relocate aircraft to lower-cost European markets

Largest MAX variant with up to 230 seats has 1,404 orders as Boeing prepares production ramp-up and dedicated assembly capacity

The manufacturer will support the Irish low-cost airline, which also plans to have two of its own engine maintenance workshops starting in 2029

Irish carrier initiates pilot recruitment as Boeing targets mid-2026 certification for new variant

Irish low-cost carrier plans to have 300 aircraft of the type by March 2034

Ryanair took delivery of a 737-8200 aircraft exactly seven years after the world's first 737 MAX flew for its customer, Lion Air