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Portugal has achieved its best year ever for tourism from Ireland in 2024, welcoming 557,647 Irish visitor, an increase of 6.3% compared to 2023. The number of bednights also rose by 5%, reinforcing Portugal's appeal as a top destination for Irish

February 10, 2025February 10, 2025

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IrishAero visits Dublin’s new Wayfinding Centre

During Aviation Conference Week held in Dublin last month. I had the opportunity to attend a networking event hosted by Altavair and EirTrade Aviation, at the newly opened Vision Ireland Wayfinding Centre. Located in the former Smurfit Kappa Printworks site on

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

December 27, 2024December 27, 2024

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9H-SLG Airbus A321 SmartLynx Ferried to Ireland West Airport

Skyliner Aviation reported that on December 18, 2024, the Airbus A321-231, with the registration 9H-SLG and manufacturer serial number (msn) 01946, was ferried from Forli, Italy, to Ireland West Airport for part-out. The aircraft, operating under the callsign ART9304, landed at

November 30, 2024

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Second Volotea A319 Arrives at Ireland West Airport

A second Airbus A319 aircraft from Volotea has arrived at Ireland West Airport for part-out and scrap, according to a report from German aviation website Skyliner Aviation. The aircraft, registered EC-NBD, landed on November 29 at 16:40 local time, having flown

November 24, 2024

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Ireland West Airport marks first commercial flight to Knock 39 years ago

Ireland West Airport on its X page marked 39 years ago on 25th October 1985, the first commercial flights arrived and departed from the runway at Knock Airport. The post stated "As three Aer Lingus planes departed for Rome, crowds cheered

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Tourism from Ireland to Portugal Soars

IrishAero visits Dublin’s new Wayfinding Centre

JetBlue Airways Embraer 190 Ferried to Ireland West Airport

9H-SLG Airbus A321 SmartLynx Ferried to Ireland West Airport

Second Volotea A319 Arrives at Ireland West Airport

Ireland West Airport marks first commercial flight to Knock 39 years ago

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