Ryanair CEO says Boeing Max 10 deliveries more likely to be early than late

Jan 26 (Reuters) - Ryanair Chief Executive Michael O'Leary and senior executive Eddie Wilson speaking to analysts following release of Q3 results RYA.I:

• CEO: AVERAGE FARES AT THE MOMENT ARE MODESTLY UP

• CEO: WE MIGHT GET A BIT OF AN EASTER BUMP AT END OF MARCH, BUT THAT WOULD HIT APRIL NUMBERS

• CEO: BOEING BA.N EXPECT MAX 7 CERTIFICATION IN Q2

• CEO: SAYS FAA AND EASA HAVE BEEN COMPLIMENTARY ABOUT BOEING BA.N PERFORMANCE

• CEO: SEES HIGHER CHANCE THAT FIRST RYANAIR BOEING BA.N MAX 10 DELIVERIES WILL BE EARLY RATHER THAN LATE

• CEO: VERY CLOSE TO SIGNING A MULTI-YEAR, 'MULTI-BILLION' PARTS ORDER WITH CFM BY END OF MARCH

• CEO: I WOULD EXPECT SOME STRIKES IN BELGIUM OR GERMANY THIS YEAR AS NEW LABOUR DEALS ARE NEGOTIATED

• CHIEF PEOPLE OFFICER : ANY INDUSTRIAL ACTION LIKELY TO BE LOCALISED AND MANAGEABLE

• EXEC WILSON: ONLINE TRAVEL AGENT DEALS HAVE BEEN TERRIFIC FOR US OVER LAST 12 MONTHS

• EXEC WILSON: WORRIED THAT SOME NEW AI PRODUCT MIGHT COME TO DOMINATE THE MARKET AND TRY TO CHARGE US

• CEO : WE ARE STILL WAITING FOR A RESPONSE FROM UKRAINIAN AIRPORTS ABOUT POST-WAR GROWTH OFFER

• CEO: IN MEDIUM TERM I WOULD LIKE TO BUY 50-100 AIRBUS AIRCRAFT, BUT I DON'T SEE MUCH CHANCE OF A GOOD DEAL BAR SOME UNFORSEEN EVENT

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