Stay Informed on Corporate Sustainability

Author: BusinessWorld

The International Air Transport Association forecasts sustained growth for the global airline industry in 2026, with Asian carriers leading the recovery. Strong passenger and cargo demand, along with efficient fleet use, are driving regional profitability.

Author: Highland Radio

Bristow Ireland has released details on its AW189 helicopter supporting the Irish Coastguard’s Rescue 118 service. The aircraft is designed for high safety, all-weather operations, and rapid response, enhancing Ireland’s search and rescue aviation capabilities.

Author: Travel and Tour World

Dublin Airport is set to lift its 32 million annual passenger cap by the end of 2026. Increased capacity will enable more flights, including long-haul routes, boosting Ireland’s tourism sector and regional connectivity.

Author: Aviation A2Z

Ryanair, headquartered in Dublin, is the world’s largest Boeing 737-800 operator with nearly 400 aircraft. The airline leverages fleet standardisation and cost discipline to support intensive European short-haul operations and sustain high utilisation rates across routes.

Author: Archie Villaflores

The aviation sector is entering a period defined by innovation, workforce development, and strategic expansion. This edition examines how organisations are aligning training, operational excellence, and technology to meet evolving industry demands. First, ‘Collins Aerospace Kilkeel Wins Excellence in Aviation Training Award at Aviation Industry Awards 2025’ held recently highlights the tangible impact of structured early careers programmes in building skilled talent pipelines. Its success sets a high benchmark for entrants in the 2026 awards cycle, encouraging broader adoption of professional development frameworks. In fleet development, ‘Avolon advances JetSmart fleet growth with milestone aircraft delivery’ reflects strategic investment and operational scaling that underpin airline expansion. The milestone demonstrates how capital planning and logistics can drive measurable growth in a competitive aviation landscape. Technology is redefining airline operations, as illustrated by ‘Riyadh Air embeds AI to transform airline operations’. Advanced analytics and AI integration support efficiency, predictive decision-making, and enhanced passenger experiences, signalling the increasing role of digital transformation in the sector. These stories collectively highlight the interplay between people, assets, and technology in shaping aviation’s future. They underscore a sector focused on strategic growth, operational excellence, and forward-looking innovation, offering valuable insights for leaders and stakeholders.

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Collins Aerospace Kilkeel’s Step In Programme won the Excellence in Aviation Training Award at the recently concluded Aviation Industry Awards 2025, setting a benchmark for early careers development as the sector looks ahead to 2026.

Author: Aviation Week Network

South African Airways ramps up codeshare deals and fleet expansion for 2026. The state-owned airline aims to strengthen African connectivity, expand long-haul operations, and accelerate aircraft acquisitions to support network growth and global reach.

Author: TTG Asia

Saudi Arabia-based Riyadh Air partners with IBM to launch the world’s first AI-native airline. The initiative focuses on embedding AI across operations, passenger experience and performance management to transform aviation services and technology adoption.

Author: Hospitality Ireland

Belfast International Airport enhances passenger experience with a £100 million investment in food and beverage facilities. The initiative focuses on airport commercial development and partnerships with SSP to enhance aviation services in Northern Ireland.

Author: FOX40 News

Irish aviation manufacturing advances as a composites specialist joins a nationally funded drone programme. The update centres on aviation-grade airframes, automated production and logistics-focused flight technology developed in Ireland.