All posts tagged "Irish Aviation Authority"

Dublin Airport and the Irish Aviation Authority have embarked on a joint initiative to improve the flow...

To the sound of Vera Lynn singing ‘The White Cliffs of Dover’, Aer Lingus unveiled the return...

The Irish Aviation Authority has advised that in light of recent incidents and concerns raised by Samsung...

A new awareness campaign aimed at drone users was launched at Cork Airport recently. The airport is...

Commercial air traffic at Cork Airport was up 19% in August compared with the same month in...

Figures released by the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) indicate that the amount of traffic safely handled by...

Etihad Airways has been named winner of the ‘Sustainability & Environment Award’ at Ireland’s inaugural Aviation Industry Awards 2014.The awards, sponsored by the Irish Aviation Authority, were launched this year to celebrate excellence within the country’s aviation sector, with winners being announced during a gala ceremony in Dublin this week, attended by...

The Commission for Aviation Regulation has issued an Operating Licence to Norwegian Air International. Meanwhile, Star Travel has been renamed Cook Medical Travel.  An Operating Licence licence permits the holder to transport by air passengers, mail and/or cargo for payment. In order to qualify, an applicant must satisfy certain requirements, including having...

Thousands of people are expected to gather by the quays along the River Liffey, on Sunday 15thSeptember 2013 to experience the Irish Aviation Authority’s and Dublin City Council’s FlightFest, a once-in-a-lifetime, international aviation flypast. Over 30 aircraft will fly through the city of Dublin as part of the Gathering Ireland 2013. They...

The Commission for Aviation Regulation has published its Quality of Service reports for the fourth quarter of 2012 using information provided by the Dublin Airport Authority and the Irish Aviation Authority. The first report summarises the results for the quality of service schemes for aeronautical services at Dublin Airport, with new data...

The Irish Aviation Authority and its Spanish counterpart AESA are to jointly examine the incident at Madrid Airport on Sunday 16th September when a Ryanair flight from Paris to Tenerife was diverted to Madrid due to a technical fault. There have been a number of diversions and emergency landings by Ryanair in...

The Commission for Aviation has prepared two Quality of Service reports for the second quarter of 2012 using information recently provided by the Dublin Airport Authority and the Irish Aviation Authority. The Quality of Service Report for Dublin Airport uses information provided by the DAA for the period April to June 2012....

In November 2011, the Commission for Aviation Regulation commenced a review of the format of regulatory accounts that the Irish Aviation Authority and Dublin Airport Authority prepare. The CAR indicated in April 2011 that it intended to review the format, and would advise parties of any planned changes in advance of implementation....