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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Aer Lingus Appoints New Chief Operating Officer
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Adrian Dunne has recently been appointed as Chief Operating Officer of Aer Lingus. Prior to this, he was Executive Vice President of Operations/Chief Operating Officer of Norwegian for two years from ...
Consultation on the Funding of the Irish Aviation Authority
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The IAA is consulting on its future funding arrangements. The consultation focuses on the charging principles the IAA should follow when setting fees and the methodologies used to charge fees and levi...
Pilot.ie Product Of The Week – The Glider Pilots Manual
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Gliding involves flying unpowered aircraft using the same naturally occurring currents of air that are used by birds. It is a very affordable way to take to the skies, especially when compared to powe...-
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