Airline chief executive says ‘strange’ cap on north runway flights could damage Dublin Airport’s transatlantic hub status

IAG-owned carrier blames pilots’ dispute and increased transatlantic competition for decline

Company says it is now examining its costs in light of Dublin passenger cap and increased competition on North American routes

Airline and pilots due back at Labour Court

Members of Irish Airline Pilots’ Association vote 98.1% against tribunal finding

DAA has moved late to apply for a lifting of a cap on numbers that it knew was coming for the past 16 years, putting the ball in Fingal County Council’s court

Airline’s parent delivers a positive first quarter for the first time since pre-pandemic and upgrades profit forecast

Airlines that survived the pandemic intact now have a greater share of the market

Irish airline’s owner becomes latest aviation group to signal recovery from pandemic

Uncertainty continues to be the dominant concern for airlines and passengers

St Patrick’s Day launch will see airline restoring services to Edinburgh and elsewhere

Seen & heard: Builder price hikes; health insurance costs; and crypto base

More than 1,000 flew with the airline to US on Monday following lifting of restrictions

The EU has decided on levying aviation fuel, yet the industry favours incentives for the development of sustainable fuels

Irish carrier launches transatlantic services from English airport

Ireland Strategic Investment Fund has already given airline €150m loan

Irish airline blames ongoing US restrictions for second rescheduling

Airline signals plans to rebuild transatlantic route network in wake of pandemic

Passenger traffic through Republic fell 93.5% in first half of year, Europe’s sharpest fall

Airline’s chief Lynne Embleton sends out clear signal of intention to rebuild business