Ryanair said it would consider binning growth plans if it cannot agree a deal with Boeing over an order for 200 aircraft due for delivery between 2013 and 2016. "We see no point in continuing to grow rapidly in a declining yield environment, where our main aircraft partner is unwilling to play its part in our cost reduction programme by passing on some of the enormous savings which Boeing have enjoyed both from suppliers and more efficient manufacturing in recent years" Mr O'Leary said. "We would prefer to grow, but if Boeing doesn't share our vision, then I believe that Ryanair should change course before the end of this fiscal year and manage the airline over the next three years to maximise cash for distribution to shareholders." Full Article at Irish Independent