Fehlende Information: 737 Max (Allgemeines Forum)

BGSMH, Samstag, 03.08.2019, 23:44 (vor 2484 Tagen) @ Christian_S
bearbeitet von BGSMH, Samstag, 03.08.2019, 23:47

Der Artikel nennt wohl einen sehr wichtigen Grund - vielleicht sogar den wichtigsten - nicht: Ryanair hat 137 Boeing 737 Max bestellt und hat durch das Grounding nun zu wenige Flugzeuge. Entsprechend hat man mehr Flugrouten als Flugzeuge und muss nun Flüge streichen. Laut folgendem Artikel insgesamt rund 30.000.

"Ryanair will fly 5 million fewer passengers than planned next year owing to delayed deliveries of Boeing’s grounded 737 Max aircraft, and warned that jobs would be affected and airport bases closed as a result.

Europe’s biggest low-cost carrier was expecting to bring the first five of 135 planes on order into service this year, and 58 by next summer. (...)

Ryanair now expects to carry 157 million passengers in the year to March 2021, cutting its summer 2020 growth rate to 3% from 7%. The lower than expected passenger numbers suggest the airline will cut about 30,000 flights from its plans for next year.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/jul/16/ryanair-to-cut-services-due-to-boeing-...