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Sky vision

Author: April Lara

Aviation is entering a decisive period where ambition, resilience and foresight are beginning to converge.

Raising the bar in aviation for 2025

Author: April Lara

Discover the projects and people shaping the future of flight. Entries for the 2025 Aviation Industry Awards are now open.

Weston Airport clears path for new search and rescue base

Author: The Irish Times

Stripe co-founder John Collison’s Weston Airport has secured approval to build a new SAR hangar, despite planning objections and a contrary inspector’s report.

Avolon doubles down on future growth with 90-plane Airbus deal

Author: RTÉ

Avolon has placed a major new order for 90 Airbus aircraft—75 A321neos and 15 A330neos—pushing its Airbus commitments to over 400.

Ireland’s jet-leasing dominance seen as unshakable despite tariff threats

Author: Irish Independent

Avia Solutions Group founder Gediminas Ziemelis says Ireland’s aircraft leasing edge remains secure, even amid mounting global trade tensions.

Dublin Aerospace edges into the red despite revenue growth

Author: RTÉ

Dublin Aerospace saw revenues climb to €58.26m, but rising costs and sector volatility pushed the MRO provider to a €174k pre-tax loss.

Legal battle over data access could reshape digital travel norms

Author: CH-Aviation

Ryanair’s lawsuit against Booking.com is reigniting debate on the boundaries of online data access, with major lobby groups warning against redefining screen-scraping as a criminal act.

Aviation blueprint could unlock thousands of jobs in Northern Ireland

Author: Belfast Live

A landmark report backed by industry leaders has outlined a high-impact roadmap to revitalise Northern Ireland’s aerospace and aviation sectors.

Altitude ahead

Author: April Lara

The aviation sector is making up for lost time, not with caution, but with conviction. Airlines are scaling routes, orders are picking up pace, and demand across Europe is pushing airports to expand.

Larnaka Airport scales up to meet Europe’s rising demand

Author: Aviation Week Network

Larnaka International Airport is breaking records and chasing new connections, with 2024 passenger numbers up 6% and double-digit growth continuing into 2025.

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