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Irish Airlines Report February Traffic ©

Aer Lingus announced that it carried 658,000 passengers in February up 8.8% with a load factor of 67.3% up 1%. The airline carried 45,000 long-haul passengers up 15.4% with a load factor of 64.9% up 2.2% and 554,000 short-haul passengers up

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Ryanair Vs Airports: The Supply Chain Battle ©

 EI-EVF Boeing 737-8AS Ryanair at Cork Airport picture courtsey of Paul Daly Ryanair announced on Tuesday 21st February that it was not proceeding with plans to launch four new routes from it's Edinburgh Base which it announced a few weeks

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Aer Lingus Sale: A Step closer ©

The sale of Aer Lingus moved closer as yesterday after months of speculation the government announced that it would dispose of its remaining 25% stake in Aer Lingus as part of the disposal of state assets under the Torika agreement. The

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Dublin Airport A Stimulus Plan ©

                   Dublin Airport Terminal 1 Pier B on a Sunday Afternoon                                       The Irish Financial crisis of 2008 and subsequent recession which caused an economic contraction of 14% has an adverse impact on air travel demand coped with cost inflation

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Irish Airlines Report January Traffic ©

Aer Lingus announced that it carried 563,000 passengers in January up 6% with a load factor of 62.3% up 0.1%. The airline carried 49,000 long-haul passengers up 2.1% with a load factor of 61.8% down 3.9% and 514,000 short-haul passengers up

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