Ryanair predicts flyers will embrace Boeing Max when jet returns

Ryanair predicted that its customers will embrace Boeing’s stricken 737 Max jetliner once the model returns to service after being grounded. “We see no indication yet from passengers of any concern about the Max aircraft,” CE Michael O’Leary said Monday. Once passengers fly on the plane “they will love it, and it will be a massive success for Boeing,” he said. The airline had been due to get the first Max of 135 on order in April, but deliveries were frozen after the deadly loss of an Ethiopian Airlines plane March 10 highlighted concerns about an anti-stall system. O’Leary said he expects the US FAA to return the jet to service in June or July after the approval of fixes, followed by EASA a month later. Ryanair is the biggest European customer for the grounded Boeing plane model <br/>