All posts tagged "Aer Lingus"

Aer Lingus has announced that it is delaying the start of transatlantic services from Manchester to New...

As Ireland prepares itself for the return of international travel on 19 July, our supplier of the...

Ryanair has launched a flash sale for some routes affected by the collapse of Stobart Air. It...

Following the collapse of Stobart Air on Friday night, 11 June, Aer Lingus has announced the restoration...

Air traffic will recover to only 43 per cent of 2019 levels in 2021, according to a...

Aer Lingus wants to freeze workers’ pay for five years and is proposing sharp cuts in rates paid...

Aer Lingus has confirmed to ITTN that it will begin trialling the IATA Travel Pass “in the...

Aer Lingus has welcomed the government’s planned lifting of travel restrictions from 19 July as the “first...

Yesterday, 27 May, Aer Lingus celebrated its 85th birthday. On 27 May, 1936, a De Havilland 84...

Key voices in aviation, including IATA’s Willie Walsh, Aer Lingus’ Brian Bowden and Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary, have...

The taoiseach, Micheál Martin, yesterday called on Aer Lingus to review its decision to permanently close its...

Aer Lingus’ decision to permanently close its cabin crew base at Shannon Airport has been greeted with...

Almost 130 Aer Lingus workers face the possible loss of their jobs while 200 more will be temporarily laid...

ITTN can reveal that Aer Lingus has been trialing the VeriFLY digital health app on flights between...

Aer Lingus and Conor McCarthy’s Emerald Airlines have finalised an agreement that will see the entrepreneur’s fledgling carrier...

IAG is only expecting a partial reopening of travel after losses continue to mount in the first...