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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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Ryanair opens £5m MRO training academy at Glasgow Prestwick Airport

Ryanair celebrated the opening of an MRO Training Academy at Prestwick Airport, investing £5M creating 500 highly skilled jobs in the locality, including licensed engineers, mechanics and support staff. Ryanair DAC CEO Eddie Wilson stated “As the number 1 airline in

November 3, 2024

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Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) Director Ireland/UK welcomes British Airways return

British Airways resumed its service between Bangkok and London Gatwick after suspension in 2020, from 28th October 2024 initially operating three times weekly, increasing up to five times per week in January and February 2025, and four times per week in

November 3, 2024

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Take Off for KLM’s double daily service from Belfast City Airport

KLM Airlines commenced 29 October the first of a new double daily year-round service from Belfast City Airport to Amsterdam, which departs each day at 0630, enabling increased global connectivity through KLM's hub. The service will be operated by 88 seat

November 3, 2024

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AirNav Ireland and Airservices Australia sign MOU to share expertise

AirNav Ireland and Airservices Australia announced signature a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate and share expertise in air navigation services including Airspace Changes, Air Traffic Management Systems, R&D, Staff Exchange Programme to enhance safety, drive innovation and improve operational efficiency.

November 3, 2024November 3, 2024

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ASL Airlines Group carrier , ASL Airlines Belgium celebrates Jinan 1,000th flight

ASL Airlines Belgium, part of Dublin Based ASL Aviation Holdings, became the first Belgian carrier to operate between China and the U.S. as part of an 'around the world' Boeing 747-400F routing. This week made history with the 1,000th flight operated

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Welsh Airport Cardiff Airport marks a decade of Ryanair

Ryanair opens £5m MRO training academy at Glasgow Prestwick Airport

Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) Director Ireland/UK welcomes British Airways return

Take Off for KLM’s double daily service from Belfast City Airport

AirNav Ireland and Airservices Australia sign MOU to share expertise

ASL Airlines Group carrier , ASL Airlines Belgium celebrates Jinan 1,000th flight

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