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Heathrow airport closed: Are you a passenger affected by the disruption?
Thousands of Irish passengers are likely to be affected by closure of major transport hub following fire
Aer Lingus College Football Classic: Why a single game is a major money-spinner for Irish economy
College game is a proven money-spinner for local economy, largely dwarfing the value added to the economy by other big international sports events
Talks to secure future of Aer Lingus college football game out to 2034 at ‘advanced stage’
Last year’s edition added an estimated €146m to the Irish economy, according to report
Night flights worry Aer Lingus more than passenger cap
Airline chief executive says ‘strange’ cap on north runway flights could damage Dublin Airport’s transatlantic hub status
Aer Lingus operating profits drop €20m in 2024 amid disruption
IAG-owned carrier blames pilots’ dispute and increased transatlantic competition for decline
Q&A: What next for the YSTE, Ireland’s annual showcase of young scientific talent?
A big player in pharma/healthcare, biotech or the tech world would be good fit in replacing BT
Aer Lingus crew member settles High Court claim over alleged airbridge fall
Deirdre Fitzpatrick Lally (54) of Beechwood, Kinsealy, Malahide, Co Dublin, sued Aer Lingus and the airport operator, DAA plc
An Irish family’s Miami ordeal: ‘I was shocked by the heartlessness of Aer Lingus’
Airline ignored family’s predicament and staff were ‘rude and antagonistic’
Ryanair grows profits tenfold, while Aer Lingus cabin and ground crew seek talks on pay deal
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Aer Lingus drops appeal against €40m Ryanair airport hangar
Talks with Dublin Airport over dispute have eased concerns
Aer Lingus passenger abandoned at Charles de Gaulle and then ignored
‘I was told that we would be contacted quickly. That was in October ... Surely we are due a major apology?’
Can Ryanair and airline stocks take off in 2025?
Bank of America sees a better year ahead for airline investors
No single location captures global nature of Irish economy more than Dublin Airport
Look up at the screen in Dublin Airport and marvel at all those destinations and what they mean. Think of all the people coming and going. Consider all the ideas, schemes and plans, the commerce, the deals and the dreams
Knock Airport sees another record year for passenger numbers
834,000 people passed through west of Ireland gateway in 2024 with sights set for another record in 2025
Ireland in the 1980s was backward, poor and stagnant. Some politicians want to bring us back there
Those who challenged the existing consensus were routinely condemned as Thatcherite by commentators and union leaders who were comfortable with the failed status quo
Ireland’s priceless moon rock from Apollo landing was destroyed in a fire
US gifted second piece of moon rock after final moon mission, which is now in National Museum
Passenger cap on hold as airlines look forward to growing services out of Dublin Airport
Decisions on legal challenges and planning applications will define 2025 for the aviation sector at least as much as their success in filling seats
Destroying the planet to save it — what could possibly go wrong?
Environmentalists, unlike business advocates, can see too clearly how the world works and are willing to call it out
Belfast City Airport ‘operating as normal’ after emergency involving Aer Lingus plane
Runway closed and several flights redirected on Sunday when aircraft suffered a collapsed nose wheel on landing
Dublin Airport night flights: rule on limits a ‘necessity’ to manage health effects from plane noise
Experts urge An Bord Pleanála to adopt ‘robust noise management policies’ to protect public health
Holyhead Port will remain closed over Christmas with ferries cancelled, operators confirm
Around 100,000 people will need to make alternative arrangements over festive period
Lost your luggage? - Aer Lingus to use Apple network to track down bags
Passengers can now share location of devices used to track luggage with airline’s customer service
Inside Aer Lingus review: A dull infomercial masquerading as a behind-the-scenes documentary
Television revivew: A potentially promising idea is wasted by a film that serves as a glorified commercial for the airline
US airlines urge politicians to act on Dublin passenger cap election pledges
Airlines for America lobby wrote to outgoing Minister of State at Department of Transport James Lawless as well as other senior politicians
Parties challenging Dublin Airport passenger cap agree questions for EU court
Court of Justice of the EU takes an average of 16 months to rule on such matters referred by national courts
Airline challenges to Dublin Airport passenger cap likely to need European court input, judge says
Mr Justice Barry O’Donnell said questions of EU law are ‘at the heart’ of the challenges
Aer Lingus parent IAG signs agreement to buy new carbon-friendly fuel
eSAF expected to reduce emissions by 90% compared to conventional jet fuel without changing engine design
Aer Lingus to reimburse pay docked from pilots during summer work to rule
Union and airline say they are working to rebuild relations following protracted dispute that hit flight plans of more than 90,000 passengers
‘It’s been 120 days and counting and Aer Lingus still hasn’t refunded me $1,953 for my cancelled flight’
Fees charged to change flights during the airline’s pilots’ strike took months to be reimbursed
Aer Lingus will not cut flights from Dublin Airport next summer, chief executive says
Carrier blames increased competition and industrial for €88m slide in profit in first nine months of this year
What the Dublin Airport passenger cap ruling means, and what happens next
Court stalls regulators from applying summer passenger limit
First crack appears in Dublin Airport passenger cap
Court has paused a process airlines warned would cause them long-term harm, but there is a long way yet to travel
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