Ryanair Group CEO hopeful 737 MAX 10 delay will be 'a matter of days, not weeks or months'
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Background ✨
Ryanair repeatedly guided to Boeing 737 MAX 10 certification in 2026, with Group CEO Michael O'Leary previously expecting late 2Q2026/early 3Q2026 and later 3Q2026.1 2 US FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said at the CAPA Airline Leader Summit Americas that the MAX seven and MAX 10 were expected to be certified by end-2026, while Brazil ANAC CEO Tiago Faierstein also anticipated FAA certification in 2026.3