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Hurricane Irene: US Airlines Ground Stop in Dublin ©

The Hurricane Irene's move up the US East Coast at the weekend after making landfall in North Carolina lead to the closure of hubs in Boston and New York region throwing the operation of airlines out of sync, this lead to

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Ryanair: Why the Cork and Kerry routes closed? ©

Ryanair announced on the 23rd of August that it is closing it’s two domestic routes from Cork and Kerry to Dublin, citing improvements on the Dublin to Cork Motorway M8 reducing journey times and the negative impact of the €3 Air

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Dublin Airport: A Winter Challenge ©

This winter the Dublin Airport Authority will face an extremely challenging winter as it's customer base become increasingly focused on demand-lead capacity management as they battle violate demand and fuel costs. At the height of the Celtic Tiger in 2008, Dublin Airport

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Aer Lingus; No Business Case for US West Coast Route ©

Aer Lingus yesterday quashed speculation of the carrier resuming a route from Dublin to the US West Coast after completing an analysis, stating it would result in significant losses, in the present environment the business case for opening the route does

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The airline industry which continues to evolve a rapid pace, being driven by a combination of factors including airline consolidation ,poor economic conditions and high fuel costs. This environment has lead to airlines re-evaluating their business models, to ensure success in highly

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Aer Lingus announced that it carried 1.027 million passengers up 0.7% with a load factor of 84.7% down 1.1%. The airline carried 96,000 long-haul passengers down 3%, with a loaf factor of 86.8% down 3% on a 0.5% reduction in capacity.

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