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Early Retirement For Some Ryanair 732s  
User currently offlineAngelairways From United Kingdom, joined Nov 1999, 500 posts, RR: 0
Posted (9 years 7 months 4 weeks 11 hours ago) and read 936 times:

RYANAIR is accelerating retirement of 7-9 of 21 737-200s to early 2004
because of scratches found on fuselage skins from "inappropriate procedures
during painting;" it is leasing two 737-800s (29883/33003) from Excel,
737-200 (20912) from European Aviation and two 737-300s (TBA) in interim to
receiving 15 737-800s over next six months.

source: SPEEDNEWS

hmm at least they're safety conscious.

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