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German aviation website Skyliner Aviation reported EI-CVB Airbus A320-214 msn 1394 named 'St Mobhi / Mobhi W' Aer Lingus as routed Dublin to St Anthan, Wales 6 November, for part-out and scrap. According to planespotters.net the aircraft is 23.9 years old,

November 5, 2024November 5, 2024

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Emirates invites travellers from Ireland to discover winter sun destinations

The World’s Best Airline Emirates invites travellers from Ireland to discover a world of winter sun destinations, where sun-kissed beaches and unforgettable experiences, from its extensive Dubai global, hub serving over 140 destinations in 77 countries, including Australia, Bali, Maldives, Mauritius,

November 5, 2024November 5, 2024

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Emerald Airlines Donegal-Dublin PSO route extended

Department of Transport Minister of State James Lawles announced that Emerald Airlines will continue to operate the government funded PSO route between Donegal and Dublin airport, for an additional one-year period up until 25 February 2026, as allowed for under contract.

November 4, 2024

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Ryanair Group adds 172nd Boeing 737 MAX, moderates growth plan

Ryanair Group took delivery of 172nd Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 'Gamechanger' aircraft as of 31 October 2024, the aircraft EI-IKN msn 62383, with a further 38 aircraft to be delivered from its 210 order book. Since 1st January 2024 Ryanair Group

November 4, 2024

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Lufthansa increases Cork-Frankfurt S25 capacity

Cork Airport announced Lufthansa is increasing their Cork - Frankfurt seasonal service for Summer 2025, from 30 March. Lufthansa will operate a new Wednesday service in addition to existing Monday, Friday and Sunday services. This summer season Lufthansa deployed CRJ900 operated

November 3, 2024

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Welsh Airport Cardiff Airport marks a decade of Ryanair

Welsh Airport Cardiff Airport marked 10 continuous years of Ryanair service with over 685,000 passengers, since operations commenced 30 October 2014. Cardiff Airport CEO Spencer Birns, said “The whole team at Cardiff Airport want to say a huge thank you and

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Aer Lingus retires an Airbus A320 from service

Emirates invites travellers from Ireland to discover winter sun destinations

Emerald Airlines Donegal-Dublin PSO route extended

Ryanair Group adds 172nd Boeing 737 MAX, moderates growth plan

Lufthansa increases Cork-Frankfurt S25 capacity

Welsh Airport Cardiff Airport marks a decade of Ryanair

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