I believe they had an order in place already, but I bet they've negotiated a big discount on it now.
I think people will fly on the MAX (or 737-8 as it's going to be badged) after a year or two assuming there are no more accidents. Cheaper long haul flights is too tempting.
Though I don't think I'd like to be stuck in a Ryanair plane with the temperature notched all the way up so the passengers buy drinks for longer than 1/2hrs.
> Though I don't think I'd like to be stuck in a Ryanair plane with the temperature notched all the way up so the passengers buy drinks for longer than 1/2hrs.
I've never noticed that, and it doesn't really make sense as it costs fuel to heat up the cabin. Are you making that up?
Some people also have no choice because of their financial situation. How many people drive in cars that are not road worthy? I can imagine the anxiety going through those souls who have to use Ryanair.
I think people will fly on the MAX (or 737-8 as it's going to be badged) after a year or two assuming there are no more accidents. Cheaper long haul flights is too tempting.
Though I don't think I'd like to be stuck in a Ryanair plane with the temperature notched all the way up so the passengers buy drinks for longer than 1/2hrs.