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Author: Financial Express

The Air India Dreamliner crash, coupled with a wave of global aviation losses, is tightening the screws on the insurance market.

Author: Breaking News IE

The UK High Court has delivered a decisive blow in favour of Irish aircraft lessors, confirming that jets stranded in Russia since 2022 are legally considered lost—paving the way for multi-billion-euro insurance payouts.

Author: Irish News

Baggage mishandling rates in aviation have dropped sharply as airlines embrace real-time tracking, AI, and automation.

Author: The Guardian

Ryanair is cracking down on disruptive behaviour in-flight with a new policy imposing a minimum £500 fine on passengers removed from its aircraft.

Author: BBC News

Airbus’s major order from Polish airline LOT for up to 84 A220 aircraft puts Belfast’s wing manufacturing facility back in the spotlight.

Author: April Lara

The aviation sector is in motion, not just through the skies but across boardrooms, manufacturing floors and environmental pledges.

Author: ITTN

Etihad and Ethiopian Airlines have launched a codeshare agreement that boosts strategic links between Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Middle East—opening up over 75 new destinations through simplified, connected travel.

Author: Aircraft Interiors International

After completing a bold three-year transformation, Thompson Aero Seating has emerged with a 47% revenue jump and a £23 million operating profit—proof that its focus on resilience, innovation, and operational reform is paying off.

Author: Irish Independent

Ireland has missed a critical take-off window in the race to supply sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), a market projected to cost the aviation sector up to $4.7tn.

Author: Euro News

Wizz Air has posted a 41.5% drop in annual net profit, citing ongoing engine issues that grounded 42 aircraft and dented earnings.