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The Moroccan National Tourism Office (ONMT) and Ryanair signed a new strategic partnership to connect Dakhla to Madrid and Lanzarote from January 2025 operating twice weekly, thus significantly expanding Dakhla's reach in Ryanair's European network." EI-IKM Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 msn

November 20, 2024

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Eastern Airlines Boeing 777 ETOPS flight to Shannon Airport

Kansas City based carrier Eastern Airlines selected Shannon Airport for the first leg of N771KW Boeing 777-212(ER) msn 28530, FAA ETOPS certification flight. ETOPS (Extended-range Twin-engine Operational Performance Standards) is a set of guidelines and requirements that allows twin-engine aircraft to

November 20, 2024November 20, 2024

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Avianca adds former Irish operated Boeing 787

Avianca added N798AV Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner formerly operated by Norwegian Long Haul as EI-LNC as a key part of the carrier's strategy to simplify fleet and expand international route network. N798AV Boeing 787-8 msn 34795 delivered Glasgow Oslo Gardermoen to Medellin

November 20, 2024

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easyJet launches new route from Belfast International to Reus

easyJet announced a new route to Reus in Spain from its growing Belfast International base, the inaugural flight from Belfast will depart on 5th April 2025 with twice weekly flights, operating every Tuesday and Saturday. easyJet holidays packages include flights and

November 20, 2024

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AAM Study Offers Potential to Revolutionise Irish Commuting Landscape

Shannon based Future Mobility Campus Ireland (FMCI) announced it has partnered with Electric Aviation Maven (EA Maven) to explore the potential impact of advanced air mobility (AAM) in Ireland. With its compact size and mild climate, Ireland presents an ideal environment

November 19, 2024

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WestJet reconnects Dublin and St John’s for Summer 2025

WestJet released its summer schedule for St. John's, celebrating the highly-anticipated return of direct service between the province's capital city and Dublin, operating twice weekly from 22 May through to 28 October 2025. The service will be operated two class 162

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Author: irishaviation2023

ONMT and Ryanair new strategic partnership connects Dakhla

Eastern Airlines Boeing 777 ETOPS flight to Shannon Airport

Avianca adds former Irish operated Boeing 787

easyJet launches new route from Belfast International to Reus

AAM Study Offers Potential to Revolutionise Irish Commuting Landscape

WestJet reconnects Dublin and St John’s for Summer 2025

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