Ryanair's chief executive has ruled out the prospect of launching new transatlantic routes for the foreseeable future.
Michael O'Leary's comments come after a Canadian airline said it would use planes similar to Ryanair's for a new route.
In a question-and-answer session on Twitter, the Ryanair chief said a transatlantic service wouldn't be viable without first buying a fleet of larger planes.
However he's said he's in talks with several suppliers about buying new aircraft which could be used for long-haul services.
