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On Sunday, February 16th, at 1122 local time, a Boeing 737-79L (BBJ), registered B-3999, arrived at Dublin Airport from Munich, Germany. The flight, using callsign 'BJN099,' carried China's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Wang Yi. The aircraft is owned by Air China

February 16, 2025

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Ryanair to invest €15 million in Lamezia MRO Facility

Ryanair has announced a significant €15 million investment in a new two-bay Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) facility at Lamezia Terme International Airport, reinforcing its commitment to both Calabria and Italy. The 8,100m² facility will enhance the airline's maintenance capabilities, contributing

February 15, 2025

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Cork Airport, Irish Rail & Bus Éireann Launch Integrated Ticketing

Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail announced it has has joined forces with Bus Éireann and Cork Airport to introduce a new integrated ticket product, which gives passengers the option of travelling to Cork Airport using rail and bus services , all on

February 15, 2025

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Ryanair Unveils 75 New Cabin Crew Jobs at Dublin Base

Ryanair, announced 75 new cabin crew positions for its Dublin base, to support the growing demand for Ryanair’s low fares, unrivalled route choice and exemplary service. On 24 January, Ryanair announced its largest-ever summer schedule for Dublin operating 123 routes. To

February 15, 2025

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Neos adds EI-RZF Boeing 737-8 MAX

Italian carrier Neos has taken delivery of Irish-registered Boeing 737-8 MAX, EI-RZF, with manufacturer serial number (MSN) 66466. The aircraft, which is part of Aviation Capital Group (ACG)’s order book, completed its routing from Boeing Field to Shannon and then on

February 15, 2025

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Aer Lingus announces Dublin-Faro Avois only flight

Aer Lingus has revealed the return of its much-awaited Avios-Only flight, giving AerClub members a unique chance to book reward seats on a special flight to Faro, Portugal. For the second time, an entire Aer Lingus Airbus A320-200, with 174 seats, will

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Beijing Airlines Boeing BBJ Arrives at Dublin Airport

Ryanair to invest €15 million in Lamezia MRO Facility

Cork Airport, Irish Rail & Bus Éireann Launch Integrated Ticketing

Ryanair Unveils 75 New Cabin Crew Jobs at Dublin Base

Neos adds EI-RZF Boeing 737-8 MAX

Aer Lingus announces Dublin-Faro Avois only flight

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