US EditionRyanair Investing $500m in 30 New Engines
- On June 10, 2025, Ryanair revealed it has agreed to acquire 30 additional LEAP-1B spare engines from CFM International for $500 million, aiming to strengthen its operational capabilities.
- This purchase follows recent challenges with engine availability that hampered aircraft deliveries over the past two years.
- Ryanair will receive 30 new spare engines within the upcoming two-year period, boosting its total reserve to more than 120 and strengthening its operational reliability.
- Michael O'Leary highlighted that the new CFM LEAP-1B engines installed on Ryanair’s B737 MAX aircraft can lower both fuel usage and carbon dioxide output on a per-seat basis by as much as 20 percent, describing this investment as highly important.
- Ryanair intends to grow its fleet to 800 Boeing 737 aircraft powered by CFM engines by 2034, aiming to serve more than 300 million travelers annually while strengthening its collaboration with CFM.
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Catania by 38 euros, Palermo by 34 euros and the flight to Thessaloniki there is an unbeatable 24.99 euros. How can Ryanair offer such cheap travel and even earn a profit of 1.9 billion euros? Krone+ calculates:
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