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DCU and the DAA have joined up to establish the Dublin Aviation Institute.
Aviation watchdog said airport’s license in danger if lower charges mean security cuts.
Record 9.4 million punters used the low-cost carrier last month.
One family is faced with not bringing their child to meet his grandparents because of his allergies.
The woman has been taken to the University Maternity Hospital in Limerick.
Iceland’s Meteorological Office said there is no sign of an eruption.
It can hover like a helicopter and fly like a plane…
Eirtech will be merged with two other companies to form a global presence.
Latest CSO figures show rise in passenger levels passing through Irish airports last year.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of making a fake bomb threat.
The FAA says the fine relates to repairs made to Boeing 737 planes in Southwest Airlines’ fleet.
They look really, really uncomfortable.
An average of 1,759 flights a day flew in Irish airspace in June, according to the Irish Aviation Authority.
The Spanish aviation authorities say that there was no danger of the planes colliding.
And sounds. My word, the sounds.
Amelia Earhart’s disappearance on an around-the-world flight attempt secured her place in history, but so did her championing of women’s rights.
Current finance director Neil Sorahan is taking over from Howard Millar.
The airline said that passengers sustained minor injuries, but passengers are disputing this.
The plane was damaged in the landing, but all on board were unhurt.
As Aer Lingus struggles with industrial relations, Ryanair is stepping up the charm offensive – what does this mean for the Irish aviation industry?
The pilots take on the astronauts in the ‘who takes the best selfies’ war.
The plane was boarded by anti-terrorism agents who entered into talks with the alleged would-be hijacker.
Nobody was injured in the incident, which happened during a strike by Italian ground staff.
This is why even if you crash land in the Tundra, you can enjoy movies on demand.
The Ryanair chief said Aer Lingus cabin crew are among the “most protected and least overworked groups in Ireland”.
The company says that higher prices on the day of the proposed Aer Lingus strike are to do with interest in the flights.
The company also rejects talk of 16-hour days and 60-hour weeks.
Reports suggest that the crew fell ill early in the flight.
Impact says the ballot shows the “frustration” of cabin crew.
East Midlands Airport state that the runway is closed until further notice.
The government is offering half a million euro in funding.
The airline say the jobs will be in the areas of technology, software and marketing.
The airline had previously defended both pilots.
Aishah Zaharie is quoted by the paper as calling her father ‘disturbed’ but she claims the paper invented her words.
Two of the objects spotted were the same colours as the missing plane.
“Credible new lead” as search for MH370 goes on amid new claims that the plane was travelling faster than previously thought.
The ratings agency did however note Ryanair’s ‘reputation for providing less customer-friendly services than some of its peers’.
The input that turned the Malaysian Airlines flight likely came from within the cockpit, the New York Times reports.