Ryanair has announced an extension of its paint agreement with MAAS Aviation on 22 July. The airline will repaint 500 aircraft at MAAS facilities in Maastricht and Kaunas over the next 10 years.
Ryanair aims to increase its fleet to 800 aircraft, including 300 Boeing 737 MAX-10 orders, by 2034. The new aircraft will provide 21% more seats, burn 20% less fuel, and operate at 50% reduced noise levels.
Ryanair’s Chief Operating Officer Neal McMahon shared, “We are pleased to announce this extended agreement with MAAS aviation for the next 10 years.”
Danny Hakker shared, “The contract extension with Ryanair is a credit to our consistency of craftsmanship and the pride we feel every time one of their aircraft leaves our painting hangars. Our long-term relationship with Ryanair is indicative of both parties’ commitment to getting it right, on time, every time.”
