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Mar 3, 2025
Is A Shift Happening In MRO Insourcing?
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James PozziHOST
So maybe you could just give us an insight to what is Ryanair looking at and what were some of the drivers behind some of its recent plans that Michael O'Leary spoke to you about?

Kurt HofmannGUEST
Well, there's a few points, maybe it's a kind of frustration in terms of supply chain.

Kurt HofmannGUEST
And then of the other thing O'Leary told me is also there are just two big engine manufacturers that are dominating the scene, Brett & Whitney, for example, and General Electric.

Kurt HofmannGUEST
But the fact is also, as Ryanair is growing up to 800 aircraft in the next decade, Michael told me, Michael O'Leary, that he will soon have 2,000 engines.
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James PozziHOST
But I know beforehand we mentioned maybe Turkey and parts of India, but any other examples you can mention to our listeners?