Ryanair takes delivery of 24 new aircraft in calendar year 2015

                                                 
Ryanair Boeing 737-8AS
Irish Budget carrier Ryanair has taken delivery of 24 new aircraft in calendar year increasing it's fleet to 321 aircraft net of aircraft returned to lessors.  On 11 November the carrier celebrated the delivery of it's 375th aircraft delivery EI-FIZ. Ryanair is the largest Next Generation 737-800 customer in the world having ordered more than 530 of the airplane type, also has more than 148 unfilled orders for 737-800s.

EI-FIA Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44691 Delivered 2nd February 2015

EI-FIB Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44692 Delivered 2nd February 2015

EI-FIC Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44693 Delivered 23rd February 2015

EI-FID Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44694 Delivered 27th February 2015

EI-FIE Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44695 Delivered 12th March 2015

EI-FIF Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44696 Delivered 28th March 2015

EI-FIG Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44698 Delivered 3rd April 2015

EI-FIH Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44697 Delivered 21st April 2015

EI-FIJ Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44699 Delivered 1st May 2015

EI-FIK Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44700 Delivered 11th May 2015

EI-FIL Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44702 Delivered 2nd June 2015

EI-FIM Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 61576 Delivered 4th June 2015

EI-FIN Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44701 Delivered 12th June 2015

EI-FIO Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 61579  Delivered 12th June 2015

EI-FIP Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 61577 Delivered 30th June 2015

EI-FIR Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 61578  Delivered 2nd July 2015

EI-FIS Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44704  Delivered 4th September 2015

EI-FIT Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44703  Delivered 9th September 2015

EI-FIV Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44705  Delivered 29th October 2015

EI-FIW Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44706  Delivered 27th October 2015

EI-FIY Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44707  Delivered 27th October 2015

EI-FIZ Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44709  Delivered 10th November 2015

EI-FOA Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44708 Delivered 18th November 2015

EI-FOB Boeing 737-8AS/WL c/n 44710 Delivered 24th November 2015

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