First Boeing 737 Max to be Irish Registered
April 27th, 2017 | by Mark Dwyer
The first Boeing 737 Max to enter scheduled service will be registered in Ireland as EI-FYA (c/n 42830). The Max
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Are you proud of your Pilot CV?
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As we at last, see airlines actively recruit to fill their pilot rosters, we have to ask ourselves this question. We may have waited till the vacancy was posted before we dusted off our CV and updated...
Irish Aviation Golf Challenge Raises Over €16,000
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The Irish Aviation Golf Challenge (IACG) played in Birr in August and raised €16,600 for St. Vincent De Paul. To date, the total funds raised by the Golf Challenge have exceeded €351,000. Volume 2...
Emergency Exercise To Take Place At Dublin Airport On Thursday
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An emergency exercise will take place at Dublin Airport on Thursday, 28th September to test the readiness of the airport and other agencies to deal with a major incident. The exercise, held every two ...-
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