Delivery new aircrafts for Ryanair

Hi all Ryanair´s fans,
can me somebody tell when will come next aircraft from KBFI boeing field seattle to europe?
Thanks for your answers.

I found this info ..unsure how upto date it is ...


Ryanair will be adding 22 B737-800s to its fleet in 2011, nine of which are already allocated, leaving it to look for homes in Europe for 13 aircraft, said its director of route development, Ken O’Toole on November 9, who was speaking at a briefing session at World Travel Market in London.


O’Toole said Ryanair would continue to grow in 2011 and 2012 but would then have to order more aircraft to support any growth thereafter. In 2010, Ryanair has added 48 new aircraft to its fleet and created 11 new bases, adding seven million passengers and 431 new routes.



Does not show actual dates.

http://www.routesonline.com/news/36/the-hub/97447/amajor-opportunities-remain-in-europea-a-ryanair-route-director/

Yes thank you for answer but if is possible i need know date of flight.

http://boeing-test-flights.blogspot.com/search?q=ryanair

It is also possible to track the ferry flight once within ireland (flightradar24.com).
I've just tracked flydubai A6-FDN via flightradar, it made a fuel stop at glasgow prestwick from the states before continuing it's journey to the middle east.
This 737-800 was fitted with the new NG interior and seats equipped with IFE, makes me wonder whether Ryanair will be getting the new Boeing interior (no IFE). Only if the deal remains the same.

I've just returned from NYO with Ryanair (05/01) on a Dec delivered aircraft, the wing obviously showed signs of some progress with the design of the aileron.
30 passenger flights on various Ryanair 8AS allows you to differentiate the new from the old, and the new from the very new.

http://www.planespotters.net/Airline/Ryanair

This website above gives details of ryanair fleet in order of delivery, including future orders.
It is without doubt the biggest airline and biggest single fleet operator of the 738 in the world, which is why I enjoy flying with them.
Ryanair orders more aircraft than my ability to fly with them (12 return flights per year).