14 Mar 2024
DAB140324
- China Aviation Industry Newsletter
- India Aviation Industry Newsletter
- Irish Aircraft Leasing Newsletter
- Irish Commercial Aircraft Update
- North American Aviation Newsletter
- Aer Lingus deploys A320Neo's on Dublin-Lanzarote route
- Buzz fleet expansion fuelled by B737NG's
- Delta Airlines recommences Atlanta and Boston routes to Dublin
- 9H-VDF Airbus A320-232 c/n 2156 Galistair Registered at Shannon 24/02/24 ex OE-IHS.
- VP-CAU Airbus A320-214 c/n 3349 SMBC Aviation Capital Ferried to Toronto Hamilton 06/03/24 ex 9M-DAN.
- Colombo government moves to tackle SriLankan Airlines debt
- EMEA players aim for sustainable growth
- Finnair adopts Avios for Finnair Plus loyalty programme
- IATA vows to tackle lithium battery issues with e-shippers in update to air cargo symposium
- SF buys ex-China Cargo 747-400Fs
- Turkish Airlines starts Australia-Melbourne Flights, expanding its operations to 6 continents
- United Continues to Expand Global Network
- Gainjet Ireland Open New Offices in the Capital
- IAA StageGate Dublin Airport Concluding Report Iteration 3 2023
- Ireland’s Two Busiest Airports Welcomed 2.3 Million Passengers in February
- James Coughlan announced as CEO of Travel Department, Ireland’s leading guided group holiday company
- Launch of the ASG Air Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) Theory Scholarship
- Ryanair expecting to grow traffic at Ireland West Airport over the coming months
- @Jamie_Freed Chinese airlines can boost US flights to 50 per week, US says - but still only one-third of pre-pandemic levels.
- @jonostrower On the UA overrun at IAH: Apparently there are two factors under early investigation: ATC asked flight to speed up after landing to clear the runway AND it had not been cleared of rubber deposits in some time, per two familiar people. Almost certainly unrelated to aircraft type.
- @jonostrower The focus is definitely environmental, not mechanical at this point. NTSB is sending staff, but I’m told per source familiar that a board member is not being deployed given the early facts.
- @SimonCalder Airlines can't get the planes these days. Ryanair will be short of 17 737s planned for summer; corresponds to 20,000 fewer seats each day during July and August. Wizz Air has 42 Airbus A320 aircraft grounded for engine inspections. Fares, availability,
- Michael O'Leary Ryanair plans to put two more frequencies on Dublin Gatwick were stopped by pax cap
- Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson reveals 13% drop in first-half profits for airline
- Travel + Leisure CEO Mike Brown discusses consumer travel trends
- We don't see that rising interest rates are affecting our customers: Textron Aviation SVP