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Author: FOX40 News

Next Level Aviation-Ireland, the Irish subsidiary of global USM supplier Next Level Aviation, has secured a $5 million (€4.3 million) revolving credit facility with PNC Bank. The move strengthens Ireland’s aviation aftermarket capabilities and local operations.

Author: Travel and Tour World

Ireland is set to become a hub for sustainable aviation with Galetech Group’s first e-fuel facility. Airlines including Aer Lingus, Ryanair, and Lufthansa will use the fuel to reduce carbon emissions and reshape European air travel.

Author: Archie Villaflores

The latest edition of our newsletter highlights key developments across the aviation sector, reflecting a combination of operational excellence, strategic foresight, and market responsiveness. First, ‘Limerick Flying Club Named Aviation Company of the Year at Aviation Industry Awards 2025’ held last week illustrates the benchmarks now shaping expectations for the Irish aviation ecosystem. Its success sets a clear reference point for entrants preparing for the 2026 cycle of the awards. In addition, ‘EirTrade Aviation secures A320neos to ease engine shortages’ underscores the continuing importance of asset management, fleet optimisation, and the agility required to navigate global operational pressures. This approach helps companies respond efficiently to supply constraints and operational challenges. Meanwhile, ‘Bangkok Airways reports profits and invests in fleet and airport expansion’ provides a perspective on regional market dynamics and infrastructure planning that are increasingly central to sustainable growth. The investment highlights how capacity development supports both market resilience and long-term profitability. These stories convey how leadership, innovation, and strategic planning are interlinked across different markets, highlighting trends and frameworks that are relevant to aviation stakeholders worldwide. Engage with the full articles to explore the strategies and initiatives defining the next phase of aviation growth.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Limerick Flying Club was named Aviation Company of the Year at the 2025 Aviation Industry Awards held last week. Their win now helps define the standards and expectations shaping the 2026 awards cycle.

Author: AeroTime

US-based aircraft lessor Aviation Capital Group has delivered its first Airbus A220-300 to Italian carrier ITA Airways. The delivery is part of a 20-aircraft order supporting ITA’s fleet modernisation and sustainability goals.

Author: The Nation

Bangkok Airways, a Thailand-based airline, posted a net profit of 3.14 billion baht (€85 million) in the first nine months of 2025. The carrier is expanding its fleet and investing in Samui Airport upgrades to support growth.

Author: Aviation Week Network

Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary confirmed ongoing discussions with Airbus to renew Lauda’s A320 fleet. The talks focus on cost-effective aircraft acquisition amid delivery delays for Boeing 737-10s and a long-term fleet expansion strategy.

Author: ITTN

Cork Airport has announced major schedule increases with leading airlines to strengthen European hub connectivity. The expansion enhances long-haul travel from the south of Ireland, improving business access, inbound tourism, and foreign direct investment opportunities.

Author: Aviation Business News

EirTrade Aviation, a global aviation asset trading and material management company based in Ireland, has acquired two A320neo aircraft to address the global shortage of PW1100-series engine parts. The move targets A320neo operators worldwide.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Strategic intent is once again shaping the pace of aviation. The developments captured in this edition illustrate a sector pushing toward expansion, higher capability and a more resilient competitive footing. To begin with, the Aviation Industry Awards 2025 Gala will take place on 28 November at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry, bringing the sector together for its annual celebration of achievement. Notably, 'John McMahon Joins Judging Panel for the Aviation Industry Awards 2025' demonstrates the weight placed on sound judgement as organisations seek recognition for excellence during a year of heightened activity. Moreover, a clear illustration of this momentum comes through in 'Knock Airport targets €24m revenues with record passenger growth'. The airport’s financial ambition and expanding passenger activity reflect the expanding economic footprint of regional aviation. Meanwhile, the theme extends into international capability-building through 'Thales UAE strengthens aviation and space capabilities in the Emirates'. The emphasis on advanced technology, specialised talent and long-term collaboration underscores how innovation-led growth is becoming a defining feature of aviation’s global landscape. Each story presents a different dimension of a sector preparing for its next phase of expansion. They collectively offer a view of aviation in transition, supported by leadership, investment and technical progress.