Love them or hate them, Ryanair will take you almost anywhere in Europe, whether it be to Cork or Paphos, you'll be sure of a cheap flight, albeit you'll pay for extras. Currently, as some low-cost airlines are struggling with staffing levels, Ryanair seems to have it covered, with few flights being cancelled. With a fleet of All Boeing aircraft, consisting of around 472 aircraft, made up of 409 x 737-800 and 59 of the new 737 Max 800s. Ryanair also placed further orders for additional aircraft to replace their older 800s. Deliveries are scheduled to run through 2025, helping the airline grow its fleet from around 470 aircraft last year to 600 by the summer of 2025. They also have 3 x Learjet LJ45, which are used for corporate and moving parts for short notice maintenance. I doubt if O'Leary will ever switch to Airbus, but this is what it would look like in their standard livery.