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Author: Irish Independent

Avia Solutions Group founder Gediminas Ziemelis says Ireland’s aircraft leasing edge remains secure, even amid mounting global trade tensions.

Author: RTÉ

Dublin Aerospace saw revenues climb to €58.26m, but rising costs and sector volatility pushed the MRO provider to a €174k pre-tax loss.

Author: CH-Aviation

Ryanair’s lawsuit against Booking.com is reigniting debate on the boundaries of online data access, with major lobby groups warning against redefining screen-scraping as a criminal act.

Author: Belfast Live

A landmark report backed by industry leaders has outlined a high-impact roadmap to revitalise Northern Ireland’s aerospace and aviation sectors.

Author: April Lara

The aviation sector is making up for lost time, not with caution, but with conviction. Airlines are scaling routes, orders are picking up pace, and demand across Europe is pushing airports to expand.

Author: Aviation Week Network

Larnaka International Airport is breaking records and chasing new connections, with 2024 passenger numbers up 6% and double-digit growth continuing into 2025.

Author: Irish Independent

Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has criticized the Irish Government’s infrastructure strategy as “smoke and mirrors”, warning that capacity caps at Dublin Airport are choking aviation growth and damaging the economy.

Author: Flight Global

Ryanair is set to receive five Boeing Max 8-200s ahead of schedule, a clear signal that Boeing’s production woes may be turning a corner.

Author: RTÉ

Ryanair has posted a soaring €820m quarterly profit, more than doubling last year’s figure, driven by the timing of Easter holidays and robust last-minute fare bookings.

Author: yahoo!finance

FedEx is making logistics history by acquiring the world’s first ATR 72-600 aircraft converted from passenger to freighter use — a move that signals deeper investment in flexible, cost-efficient regional air cargo.