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Aer Lingus Receives First Two Airbus A321XLRs for Transatlantic Routes

Aer Lingus has taken delivery of its first two Airbus A321XLR aircraft, marking a significant milestone for the airline. These aircraft, powered by CFM LEAP-1A engines, will be used for new routes to Nashville and Indianapolis in 2025, enhancing Aer Lingus's long-haul single-aisle capabilities.

2024-12-19T02:36:02.041124-08:00

AeroTime

Aer Lingus Receives First A321XLR for Transatlantic Expansion

2024-12-18T02:17:32.818275-08:00

Independent.ie

Aer Lingus Passenger Awarded €22,500 After In-Flight Incident

2024-12-09T11:40:41.945911-08:00

Aviation Week

IAG Partners with Infinium for 10-Year e-SAF Agreement

2024-11-25T14:31:40.871153-08:00

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Aer Lingus Receives First Two Airbus A321XLRs for Transatlantic Routes Aer Lingus has taken delivery of its first two Airbus A321XLR aircraft, marking a significant milestone for the airline. These aircraft, powered by CFM LEAP-1A engines, will be used for new routes to Nashville and Indianapolis in 2025, enhancing Aer Lingus's long-haul single-aisle capabilities.

2024-12-19T02:36:02.041124-08:00

Aer Lingus Receives First Two Airbus A321XLRs for Transatlantic Routes

AeroTime

Aer Lingus Receives First A321XLR for Transatlantic Expansion Aer Lingus, having taken delivery of its initial Airbus A321XLR, is set to enhance its transatlantic operations in 2025. The long-range, narrow-body jet arrived in Dublin from Airbus's Hamburg facility, marking a strategic step for the airline's expanding route portfolio.

2024-12-18T02:17:32.818275-08:00

Aer Lingus Receives First A321XLR for Transatlantic Expansion

Independent.ie

Aer Lingus Passenger Awarded €22,500 After In-Flight Incident A seven-year-old passenger received a €22,500 settlement after an accident aboard an Aer Lingus flight to Orlando resulted in hot meal burns. The incident caused significant distress and affected the family's holiday plans, prompting legal action and eventual compensation.

2024-12-09T11:40:41.945911-08:00

Aer Lingus Passenger Awarded €22,500 After In-Flight Incident

Aviation Week

IAG Partners with Infinium for 10-Year e-SAF Agreement International Airlines Group has entered a decade-long agreement with Infinium to procure sustainable aviation fuel, bolstering its commitment to reducing carbon emissions. This partnership coincides with renewed sustainability efforts in the UK, with potential implications for multiple IAG carriers.

2024-11-25T14:31:40.871153-08:00

IAG Partners with Infinium for 10-Year e-SAF Agreement

Independent.ie

Aer Lingus Restructures Dublin Ground Ops, Unpaid Leave for Staff Aer Lingus announces a significant restructuring of its ground operations at Dublin Airport, leading to requests for staff to take unpaid leave starting in the new year. This move aims to optimize operational efficiency amidst a shifting market landscape.

2024-11-16T18:38:07.890324-08:00

Aer Lingus Restructures Dublin Ground Ops, Unpaid Leave for Staff

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LEVEL to Obtain Air Operators Certificate After Seven Years of Growth Fly LEVEL, the low-cost long-haul airline under IAG, will secure its Air Operators Certificate, marking a significant milestone for the fastest-growing member of the IAG portfolio. Established in 2017, LEVEL is recognized for its growth within the European market alongside carriers like British Airways and Iberia.

2024-11-11T08:32:39.816654-08:00

LEVEL to Obtain Air Operators Certificate After Seven Years of Growth

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IAG Reports €2.1B Q3 Profit, Launches €350M Share Buyback IAG, the parent company of British Airways and Iberia, has recorded a 15% increase in Q3 operating profit, driven by strong demand on transatlantic routes. The company has also announced a €350 million share buyback plan, its first since the pandemic.

2024-11-08T02:22:47.530805-08:00

IAG Reports €2.1B Q3 Profit, Launches €350M Share Buyback

Aviation Week

Irish High Court Suspends Dublin Airport's 2025 Summer Passenger Cap The Irish High Court has suspended the 25.2 million passenger cap at Dublin Airport for the summer of 2025. This decision follows legal challenges from airlines including Ryanair, Aer Lingus, and the Airlines for America association, impacting airport operations and planning.

2024-11-06T02:06:15.429297-08:00

Irish High Court Suspends Dublin Airport's 2025 Summer Passenger Cap

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