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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.

Author: Archie Villaflores

Aviation leader John McMahon joins the judging panel for the Aviation Industry Awards 2025. With the Gala taking place on 28 November, his expertise will help identify the organisations shaping Ireland’s aviation industry in this awards cycle.

Author: ARGS

Korean Air and Samsung E&A have formed a partnership to develop sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production in the United States. The collaboration targets scalable SAF supply, advanced technology adoption, and long-term decarbonisation of global aviation operations.

Author: Irish Sun

Thales UAE reinforces the United Arab Emirates’ position as a leading aviation and space hub. The company leverages advanced technologies, AI, and local manufacturing to drive innovation, sustainability, and engineering capability growth in the region.

Author: Aviation International News

Alliance Aviation, an Irish business aviation provider, has opened its first general aviation hangar at AlUla International Airport in Saudi Arabia. The expansion targets west coast airports and aims to support other aviation companies entering the region.

Author: Travel Weekly

SunExpress has expanded operations from the UK and Ireland to Turkey, reporting a 22% rise in summer carryings. Growth reflects increased routes, fleet utilisation, and market demand for leisure travel.

Author: RTE

Ireland West Airport Knock is set for record revenues of €24m in 2025 after its busiest year. Passenger growth, Ryanair dominance, and new European routes underpin its performance, highlighting trends for regional aviation operators.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Wayne Tyrrell, Senior Legal Advisor at the Irish Aviation Authority, joins the judging panel for the Aviation Industry Awards 2025, bringing his extensive aviation experience to evaluate excellence across Ireland’s aviation sector.

Author: BusinessWorld

MacroAsia Corp., a Philippines-based aviation support and catering provider, posts Q3 net income of P342.63 million (€4.99m). Aviation and in-flight catering drive revenue growth, highlighting strong demand across key operational segments.

Author: AviTrader Aviation News

Phoenix Aviation Capital, a US-based full-service aircraft lessor managed by AIP Capital, secures a US$592 million (€509m) term loan to support fleet expansion and refinancing. The funding strengthens the company’s position in global aircraft leasing markets.