O’Leary, the figure usually likeliest to speak out against regulators, rivals, politicians, suppliers or anyone else he views as screwing up, is displaying...
customer, might be launching the most lacerating barbs at the troubled manufacturer. But not so. Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary, the figure usually likeliest to trash regulators, rivals, politicians, suppliers or anyone else he views as screwing up, is displaying robust support for the troubled manufacturer.
The Irish firebrand took particular umbrage that a Frenchman would claim he fears for his life aboard a 737 when the aircraft’s been a huge hit with his fellow countrymen, and transporting them safely for years. “This summer, millions of French citizens and visitors will fly from France on Ryanair 737s.
Most of all, O’Leary rightly worries that the top airline brass don’t have their hands on the levers and valves that power the factory floor. Asked in the Skift interview what he thought of Stan Deal, head of the commercial airline business, O’Leary said that Deal is “a very good sales guy” but that “what Boeing needs isn’t necessarily a good sales guy. They need someone who’d going to sit there on a daily basis and do the grind. What’s the delay? What’s the problem, and fixing the supply chain.
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