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Wizz Air profit drops as grounded jets test resilience

Author: Euro News

Wizz Air has posted a 41.5% drop in annual net profit, citing ongoing engine issues that grounded 42 aircraft and dented earnings.

Airlines face pressure to prove sustainability claims

Author: Aviation Source News

As scrutiny over greenwashing intensifies, Tao Climate, a Dublin-based climate tech startup, is stepping up with a carbon-negative solution built for aviation.

Turkish Airlines ramps up UK and Ireland routes to dominate summer skies

Author: Travel and Tour World

Turkish Airlines is making a bold power play in the UK and Ireland, sharply increasing flight frequencies from key cities including Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester, Dublin, and Edinburgh.

Flight shift

Author: April Lara

Air India is redefining the future of Indian aviation with a bold strategy to acquire up to 200 new narrow-body aircraft.

Air India bets big on narrow-body jets to reclaim market dominance

Author: Travel and Tour World

Air India is redefining the future of Indian aviation with a bold strategy to acquire up to 200 new narrow-body aircraft.

Reliability takes flight in Belfast

Author: Travel and Tour World

In a climate where delays dominate headlines, Emerald Airlines and Belfast City Airport have quietly redefined what travellers, and the industry, should expect.

Electric aviation lands in Europe with BETA’s CX300

Author: Aerospace Testing International

BETA Technologies’ electric aircraft, the CX300, has taken flight in Ireland—marking a pivotal step in Europe’s shift toward zero-emission regional air mobility.

Thompson Aero Seating hits £1 billion order book as growth takes flight

Author: Irish News

In a sharp turnaround from pandemic-era losses, Thompson Aero Seating has soared into profitability and secured an order book just shy of £1 billion—setting its sights on tripling revenue in just three years.