Ryanair prehistory

[K8B]

EMB-110 Bandeirante EI-BPI at Gloucester/Staverton 16.3.89

ei-bpi by IKB3, on Flickr

Avro 748 EI-BSE at Luton 24.7.88

ei-bse by IKB3, on Flickr

Convair 580 LN-BWG at Luton 24.7.88

ln-bwg by IKB3, on Flickr

BAC One-eleven EI-CIE at Dublin 26.6.93

ei-cie by IKB3, on Flickr

Boeing 737-200 EI-CJG at Dublin 12.6.95

ei-cjg by IKB3, on Flickr

[Mike]

That's a great set of all (?) the types used, they've come a long way since then !

[K8B]

They had two or three ATR42s as well, but I couldn't find a photo.

[Flyingmonster]

Superb set!

[jakdaw]

Well I thought it was 1-11, Boeing 732 then Boeing 738 so thank you for the history lesson. Wonder what extras you had to pay for on the Emb-110

[garryrussell]

They were a 'normal' airline then, before MoL went off to study Southwest.

The last time I saw Ryanair on the ground was three One-Elevens at Stansted...Never seen a Ryanair 737 of any sort except for a high flying overflight


Only ever seen one easJet on the ground at Jersey for that matter

[Radleigh]

Didn't know they had a 748 (Just the one?) Love the Convair!

[Arm Waver]

My God I had forgotten all the early stuff...

They had 2x748's 'BSE and 'BSF

[b707fan]

They had two or three ATR42s as well, but I couldn't find a photo.

ATR42 & 72_0011 by e_j_johnston, on Flickr


ATR42 & 72_0012 by e_j_johnston, on Flickr

[b707fan]

They also had some b733s when they took over Buzz

Boeing B737-300_0172 by e_j_johnston, on Flickr