Ryanair Group carrier Malta Air has taken delivery of six Boeing 737-8-200 MAX aircraft completing deliveries for Summer 2021 season. The Ryanair Group has taken delivery of 12 Boeing 737-8-200 aircraft with a further 198 aircraft on order for further between 2021 and 2024.
9H-VUE Boeing 737-8-200 positioned from Dublin to Milan Bergamo on 20th July as RYR80 to be based. The Ryanair Group plans to base five Boeing 737-8-200 in Bergamo in 2021 increasing to 10 by Summer 2022 progressively replacing existing Boeing 737-800 aircraft. The Ryanair Group has 20 Boeing 737s based in Bergamo operating 109 routes.
9H-VUC Boeing 737-8-200 positioned from Dublin to Malta on 27th July as “AL7242” for a press event to concide with Ryanair Group expanison at its Malta Base announcing nine new routes. Malta Air fleet will expand from 6 to 10 aircraft based on the island by 2022.
Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects Ian Borg said “I welcome this new Malta Air B737-8200 aircraft; the first, we hope, of many to Malta. This new aircraft addition to the Malta register is a strong endorsement of the excellence and professionalism of Malta’s Civil Aviation Directorate.
9H-VUA Boeing 737-8-200 MSN 65874 Delivered Boeing Field-Dublin 5 August
9H-VUB Boeing 737-8-200 MSN 65877 Delivered Boeing Field-Dublin 27 July
9H-VUC Boeing 737-8-200 MSN 62328 Delivered Boeing Field-Dublin 20 July
9H-VUD Boeing 737-8-200 MSN 65878 Delivered Boeing Field-Dublin 30 July
9H-VUE Boeing 737-8-200 MSN 65876 Delivered Boeing Field-Dublin 14 July
9H-VUF Boeing 737-8-200 MSN 65082 Delivered Boeing Field-Dublin 22 July
Image courtesy of Milan Bergamo Facebook page
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