Ryanair Announces New Zagreb Base
April 1st, 2021 | by Alan Dwyer
Ryanair has announced a new base in the Croatian city of Zagreb. They will base two aircraft operating 36 weekly
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737MAX Cleared for Takeoff!
November 19th, 2020 | by Alan Dwyer
On Wednesday afternoon, the FAA in the United States approved the Boeing 737MAX to return to passenger service. The type
Norwegian Cork to Boston route one step closer
February 20th, 2017 | by Mark Dwyer
Late on Friday evening the FAA in the US signed off Norwegian Air International’s (NAI) Section 129 application, the final
How serious is the threat from UAVs, more commonly known as drones to civil passenger aircraft?
March 21st, 2016 | by Jim Lee
On 18th March, just before 13:30 (PDT), while on final approach to Los Angeles’ runway 24R, the crew of Lufthansa
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Turkish to Increase Dublin Services
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Turkish Airlines has announced that it will increase its services on the Istanbul to Dublin route to ten per week from 14th June. Turkish Airlines has continued to operate their route to Dublin throug...
Aergo Agree Sale and Leaseback Deal with Singapore Airlines
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Dublin based Aergo Capital has completed a sale and leaseback deal with Singapore Airlines for two aircraft. The aircraft involved are an Airbus A350-900, 9V-SHD (c/n 278) and Boeing 787-10, 9V-SCJ (c...
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Pilots operating in Class G airspace in the Shannon FIR in an aircraft fitted with a radio are encouraged to listen to the local ATC unit. Those with a transponder are encouraged to use it. Rather tha...-
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