Ryanair Holdings Plc said that any tariff cost would be on Boeing Co. to bear, as the Irish budget airline demanded a return to a no-duties regime that that has governed the industry for close to half a century.
The discount specialist could go as far as not taking its remaining jets until things have settled down, Chief Financial Officer Neil Sorahan said on Monday in an interview after reporting earnings. Ryanair expects Boeing to deliver the B737-8200 planes, of which 29 are still outstanding, at an agreed fixed price, he added.
“If there are tariffs, it’ll be on Boeing ...
