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Author: Travel and Tour World

Ryanair is increasing its free personal cabin bag allowance by 20%, aligning with new EU standards to standardise airline policies and reduce passenger confusion.

Author: RTE News

US airlines are urging action on Dublin Airport’s 32 million passenger cap, warning it breaches the EU-US Open Skies Agreement and risks triggering reciprocal restrictions from Washington.

Author: April Lara

Aviation is shedding old skins. Lighter materials promise longer reach. Greener jets halve costs and emissions.

Author: IDA Ireland

Irish SMEs ÉireComposites and PlasmaBound, alongside TU Dublin, have secured €2.5m in Government funding to fast-track lightweight composite tech for aviation.

Author: ITTN

United Airlines has launched new personalised features in its mobile app aimed at removing friction from tight connections.

Author: Travel Daily News

Europe’s airports and aviation industry are at a crossroads. As geopolitical tensions, climate change, and digital threats reshape the sector, ACI Europe’s Olivier Jankovec warns that traditional growth models are no longer fit for purpose.

Author: Composites World

Otto Aviation has launched its Phantom 3500 business jet, promising 60% lower fuel burn and 90% fewer emissions when using sustainable aviation fuel compared to rivals.

Author: Belfast Newsletter

Leaders heard a clear message at KPMG’s Belfast roundtable: adopting a joined-up, all-island approach to aviation could unlock major investment and create thousands of high-value jobs in Northern Ireland.

Author: Aviation Business News

ECT Aviation is entering scheduled cargo operations with its first BN2T-4S Islander, aiming to build a specialised freight network between Europe and North Africa.

Author: April Lara

Aviation is no longer just about keeping routes open, it’s about rewriting the map entirely.