In the footsteps of Lilian Bland
January 8th, 2018 | by Mark Dwyer
Irishwoman, Lilian Bland, is often credited as being the world’s first female aviation engineer. In 1910, before the days of
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Dublin Aerospace Announce New Apprentice Programme
Dublin Aerospace Announce New Apprentice Programme
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Dublin Aerospace has announced two apprenticeship programmes for Aircraft Mechanics and (MAMF) Mechanical Automation and Maintenance Fitting. The closing date for applications is 19th March 2021. Foll...Avolon Publish 2021 Outlook Paper ‘Looking to Recovery’
Avolon Publish 2021 Outlook Paper ‘Looking to Recovery’
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2020 ended with domestic air travel around 60% of 2019 levels and international at a dismal 12%, resulting in around 30% across all markets. Domestic markets in China and Russia recovered strongly in ...flyinginireland.com
Congratulations to Killian Kiernan and Lauren Kennard who got married last Friday. As if that wasn’t enough to celebrate, they also took delivery of their brand new aircraft, an ICP Savannah S. Luck...-
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