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St. Patrick's Day: Almost Half Of Ireland Population Travels For Weekend Celebrations
St. Patrick's Day is once again full of travel activity.
Kalitta Boeing 747 Diverts To Shannon Reporting Fire Warning & Multiple System Malfunctions
The Boeing 747-400F eventually flew to Amsterdam, from where it continued flying for the airline. Its next destination was Hong Kong.
Cargolux Boeing 747 Evacuated In Shannon With Main Deck Fire Warning
The airline said that the three pilots onboard evacuated safely once the aircraft stopped on the airport's sole runway.
Ryanair Sees 93% Profit Drop Due To Rising Fuel Costs
Fuel costs rose 35% during the quarter to €1.2 billion, while overall operational expenses were up 26%, eating into Ryanair's €2.7 billion revenue.
Second To Ryanair: A Look At Aer Lingus' Changing Ireland-UK Network
With Gatwick exiting its network, Aer Lingus will have 19 Republic of Ireland-UK routes.
Happy Birthday: CityJet Celebrates 30 Years Since Its First Scheduled Flight
CityJet has previously operated flights on behalf of several major European airlines, including Air France, KLM, SAS, and others.
Priest Blesses Planes At Dublin Airport… Yes, Even Ryanair
Dublin Airport (DUB) completely halts operations on December 25 annually.
Holiday Cheer: Ireland's Shannon Airport Outlines Festive Entertainment Program
The week of festive entertainment will see performances from local schools, musicians and the Shannon Gospel Choir.
Festive Boom: Ireland's Shannon Airport Expects Its Busiest Christmas Since 2009
Shannon Airport is experiencing a continuous recovery, showcased by a record-breaking Christmas travel period.
US Customs & Border Preclearance At Irish Airports: Everything You Need To Know
Ireland is a top destination for American tourists, with passengers arriving from Dublin and Shannon allowed to land as domestic passengers in the US.
Irish Government Seeks $50M Private Jet To Replace Aging Learjet and PC-12
Aging aircraft are reportedly facing the end of their life cycle.
Ryanair CEO: "If It Was Free I Wouldn't Take A Russian Aircraft"
Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary denied any interest in taking in Russian-made aircraft.
Ireland's Flag Carrier: The History Of Aer Lingus
The airline has been around for 87 years and now operates over 50 aircraft.
Europe Has A New Airline Alliance Started By CityJet & Air Nostrum
Air Nostrum and CityJet have collaborated to create a new regional alliance called the Strategic Alliance of Regional Airlines (SARA).
How Has Ryanair's Livery Evolved Over The Years?
The carrier has had various paint schemes since commencing operations 38 years ago.
A Look At The Planned US-Ireland Market In May 2024
Currently, 1,849 flights are scheduled between the two nations in May 2024, including the newly-announced routes.
Irish Jumbos: The Story Of Aer Lingus' Boeing 747 Fleet
Did you know that the airline flew Boeing's iconic double-decker?
Dublin Airport Records Its Busiest Day In History
The airport is seeing strong figures following the pandemic.
Record Month: Ryanair Carries 1.3 Million More Passengers Than Ever Before
Over 18.7 million passengers were carried by the low-cost carrier during July, smashing its previous monthly record set in June.
Legal Complaint Launched Against Ryanair's Online Travel Agent Facial Recognition Scan
EU privacy rights group NOYB has cited concerns over privacy amid the carrier's decision to require biometric verification for external ticket sales.