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Waterford Airport pitched to EU as test site for future aviation tech

Author: WLRFM

A push is underway to reposition Waterford Airport as more than a regional airstrip.

Update aviation policy to unlock regional growth

Author: Limerick Post

Shannon Airport Group’s chair, Conal Henry, is urging government leaders to modernise Ireland’s aviation policy, warning that outdated frameworks are holding back balanced regional development and underutilising existing airport capacity.

Aer Lingus locks in long-term A330 upgrade partnership

Author: Aviation Business News

Aer Lingus has signed a multi-year deal with Sabena technics for base maintenance and upgrades on its A330 fleet, cementing a trusted MRO relationship that spans nearly 20 years.

Nigeria targets aviation collaboration with Ireland

Author: Von

Nigeria’s Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamo, is in Ireland to forge deeper ties with aviation leaders and explore global training partnerships.

United expands Ireland routes as demand climbs

Author: Simple Flying

United Airlines is significantly boosting its transatlantic network with a major expansion to Dublin, offering year-round daily flights from Chicago and doubling services from Newark.

Turbulence ahead

Author: April Lara

Confidence in the skies is being tested.

Tariff risks take flight

Author: Irish Independent

Ireland’s aviation-linked exports could face outsized turbulence as the EU draws up retaliatory tariffs in response to Donald Trump’s trade threats.

Aviation premiums set to climb after Air India crash

Author: Financial Express

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

Court ruling reshapes risk outlook for aviation insurers

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.

Tech helps airlines tighten baggage control

Author: Irish News

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

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