LONDON, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Ryanair Chief

Executive Michael O'Leary told Reuters the budget carrier was

planning on taking 25 deliveries of Boeing ( BA ) aircraft

between now and October, adding that he was pleased with the

planemaker's turnaround.

"[The deliveries] give us a bit more capacity, and we feed

that capacity by lowering airfares," O'Leary said, saying the

planes were initially meant to be delivered next spring.

He added that Boeing ( BA ) has told them they expect the 737 MAX 7

to be certified by the end of this year, while the 737 MAX 10

should receive certification from the United States Federal

Aviation Administration by early 2026.