DUBLIN, May 17 (Reuters) - Ryanair fears it may not take delivery of its first 737 MAX aircraft until after its peak summer period and the Irish airline is "quite upset with Boeing", Chief Executive Michael O'Leary said on Monday.
Ryanair in late March said it expected that before summer it would take delivery of 16 of the aircraft - which have been delayed in part due to a recent electrical grounding issue - down from an earlier forecast of 40.
"As the management team in Seattle continues to mismanage that process I think there is a real risk we might not see any of these aircraft in advance of summer 2021," O'Leary said in a pre-recorded presentation.
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