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2024 has been a landmark year for Ireland West Airport, as it records its highest-ever passenger traffic in the airport’s history. With a 2% increase in passengers, the airport welcomed 834,000 travellers, surpassing the previous record of 817,000 set in 2023.

January 10, 2025January 10, 2025

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Aer Lingus Unveils 2025 Travel Trends: New Destinations, AI in Planning, and the Rise of Loyalty Programs

Aer Lingus has unveiled its 2025 travel trends, offering a glimpse into how Irish travellers' preferences are evolving in the coming year. The research highlights several key shifts, from an increasing desire to explore new destinations, to the growing importance of

January 1, 2025January 1, 2025

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Ryanair Confirms 2025 Delivery of 29 New Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft

Irish budget airline Ryanair announced on December 29, 2024, that it will take delivery of 29 brand-new Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 aircraft in 2025. Valued at $3 billion, the new aircraft will support the creation of over 2,000 high-paying aviation jobs

January 1, 2025January 1, 2025

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Cork Airport Sees Growth in Winter Sports Traffic

Cork Airport's scheduled ski services kicked off on Saturday, December 21, as the airport unveils direct, scheduled Aer Lingus flights to Lyon, Munich, and a weekly charter service to Salzburg, making it easier than ever for skiers from across the South

January 1, 2025

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Icelandair Cargo Operates Boeing 767 Services to Dublin for Peak Christmas Demand

Icelandair Cargo operated two dedicated services from Reykjavik (Keflavik) to Dublin on 11-13 December, using a Boeing 767-319(ER)(BCF) aircraft, flight numbers ICE5710/711. The flight was operated with the aircraft TF-ISP, named ‘Heimaey,’ which is part of Icelandair's fleet of converted freighters.

December 31, 2024January 5, 2025

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JetBlue Airways Embraer 190 Ferried to Ireland West Airport

German Aviation website Skyliner Aviation reported N206JB Embraer ERJ-190AR msn 19000025 JetBlue Airways in basic colours no titles routed Macon- Gander-Ireland West Airport on 27-28 December 2024, for Australia carrier Alliance Air. However Planespotters.net reports this airframe for Alliance Air was

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Ireland West Airport’s Highest Ever Passenger Numbers

Aer Lingus Unveils 2025 Travel Trends: New Destinations, AI in Planning, and the Rise of Loyalty Programs

Ryanair Confirms 2025 Delivery of 29 New Boeing 737 MAX Aircraft

Cork Airport Sees Growth in Winter Sports Traffic

Icelandair Cargo Operates Boeing 767 Services to Dublin for Peak Christmas Demand

JetBlue Airways Embraer 190 Ferried to Ireland West Airport

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