Ryanair warns of more job losses over 737-Max grounding

Ryanair has warned pilots it may have to cut more jobs and close bases because the delivery date for its first 10 Boeing 737-Max jets has slipped into the autumn.

The airline had originally planned to fly 58 of the jets this summer but has gradually cut that number since the Max was grounded after two fatal crashes and Boeing struggled to secure approval for its re-entry to service.