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Ryanair To Receive Boeing 737-8-200 MSN 62399

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Ryanair is preparing to take delivery of a new Boeing 737-8-200, also known as the 737 MAX 200, as part of its continuous fleet expansion and renewal strategy. The aircraft, carrying manufacturer serial number 62399, will be registered as EI-ILK upon entering service. This variant has been specifically developed for high-density operations, tailored to Ryanair’s ultra-low-cost model.

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Skymark Airlines Announces Change in Major Shareholders

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Skymark Airlines, a leading Japanese carrier, has announced an anticipated change in its major shareholders. UDS Airlines Investment Limited Partnership plans to transfer 3.0 million shares to Sojitz Corporation through an off-market transaction. Following this transfer, Sojitz will hold more than 5% of voting rights in Skymark Airlines, positioning itself as a key shareholder.