KRAKOW, Poland, March 28 (Reuters) - Ryanair

chief Michael O'Leary said on Thursday that while he is happy

with the management changes Boeing ( BA ) has made at production

level, he would prefer if CEO Dave Calhoun stayed on to complete

the planemaker's turnaround.

Asked if Stephanie Pope, who was named head of Boeing's ( BA )

commercial airplanes division, should be considered as a

successor for Calhoun, O'Leary said "no", that Ryanair needed

her to remain managing aircraft production in Seattle.

"I'm happy with the management changes in Seattle. I would

prefer that Dave Calhoun stayed on to complete the turnaround. I

think he's done a good job," O'Leary told reporters in Krakow,

Poland.