Ryanair, the Irish budget airline, has reported a decline in its net profit for the second quarter, attributing the downturn primarily to aircraft delivery delays by Boeing. These delays have forced Ryanair to revise its passenger growth targets, impacting its ability to expand as planned. Susannah Streeter, Head of Money and Markets at Hargreaves Lansdown, commented on the situation, indicating that Boeing's challenges are directly affecting Ryanair's operational capacity. The airline's difficulties come amidst broader concerns in the aviation industry about timely aircraft deliveries, which are crucial for fleet expansion and meeting growing passenger demand. Ryanair, known for its low-cost model and rapid growth, has been particularly vulnerable to such supply chain disruptions. These delays have not only constrained Ryanair's growth ambitions but have also had financial implications, reflected in their reduced profitability. Ryanair's ability to adapt to these challenges will be critical as it navigates current market conditions while maintaining its competitive edge. Meanwhile, Boeing faces pressure to resolve its delivery issues to meet client expectations and avoid further repercussions in the aviation sector.