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Turkish Airlines has increased its number of weekly flights from the UK and Ireland to Istanbul for the summer 2025 schedule. The number of flights from Dublin has increased from 18 to 21 weekly, effective from 9 June, utilizing two class

June 2, 2025

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Strong Local Support for Development & Growth at Dublin Airport

New independent research conducted by Red C, a leading polling company, reveals overwhelming support among Fingal residents for the continued growth and development of Dublin Airport. The findings underscore Dublin Airport’s vital role in the local economy and its positive relationship

June 2, 2025June 2, 2025

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United Upscales Chicago-Dublin 787 Capacity

United Airlines is significantly expanding its nonstop transatlantic offering between Dublin and the U.S., announcing a more than 40% increase in seat capacity for summer 2025. The move marks the carrier’s highest-ever capacity from the Irish capital. To meet growing demand,

May 31, 2025

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IAG’s Aer Lingus Scales A321LR European Operations

Aer Lingus is significantly ramping up its use of the Airbus A321LR on European routes this summer, capitalizing on the flexibility of its growing A321LR/XLR fleet. The Irish flag carrier, already a seasoned operator of long-haul Airbus A330s on high-demand European

May 31, 2025

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Third Airbus A321XLR Joins Aer Lingus Fleet

International Airlines Group (IAG) carrier Aer Lingus has taken delivery of its third Airbus A321XLR aircraft, continuing the carrier’s strategic fleet expansion aimed at boosting North American operations. The aircraft, registered EI-XLV (Airbus A321-253NY-XLR, MSN 12248), was delivered from Airbus’ Hamburg-Finkenwerder

May 31, 2025

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Ryanair Acquires Third Challenger 3500 to Boost AOG Support

The Ryanair Group has expanded its AOG support fleet with the addition of a third brand-new Bombardier Challenger 3500, further strengthening its rapid Aircraft on Ground (AOG) response capability across Europe and North Africa. The aircraft, registered M-ASBA (msn 21061), was

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Turkish Airlines Expands Dublin–Istanbul Service

Strong Local Support for Development & Growth at Dublin Airport

United Upscales Chicago-Dublin 787 Capacity

IAG’s Aer Lingus Scales A321LR European Operations

Third Airbus A321XLR Joins Aer Lingus Fleet

Ryanair Acquires Third Challenger 3500 to Boost AOG Support

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