Dublin Airport

Dublin Airport is set for another record-breaking year for transatlantic traffic in 2014. Last year, a record 1.9 million passengers travelled between Dublin and North America, but this total is likely to be eclipsed this year, with new routes to San Francisco, Toronto and St John’s, Newfoundland.

A report from Airport Coordination Limited (ACL) has revealed that Irish budget carrier Ryanair is planning to lease four Boeing 737-400s to operate on routes from Dublin Airport this summer.

Winter 2014/2015 network growth at London Stansted and Dublin clearly illustrates how Ryanair is adapting its business model and alongside new routes is building frequencies across its network to better serve the business market while also attracting stronger leisure flows.

Ireland was the fifth largest market in Europe for air travel to Australia and New Zealand in 2013, according to Dublin Airport Authority (DAA)

Dublin Airport is set for another record-breaking year for transatlantic traffic in 2014, according to Daragh Hanratty, DAA’s Airline Business

Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), will increase its Abu Dhabi - Dublin service from ten flights per week, to

United Arab Emirates (UAE) carrier, Emirates Airline, is to introduce a second frequency on its Dubai – Dublin route, reaffirming the Republic of

Irish airport operator, DAA, has rebated €5.6 million in airport charges to 40 airlines that grew traffic their business at Dublin Airport during 2013

Passenger numbers at Dublin Airport has passed 20 million this year - the first time since 2009 that the 20 million milestone has been surpassed. The

Dublin Airport has just recorded 14 months of continuous year-on-year passenger growth, which has helped the airport add more than one million

As Newcastle International Airport, in north east England, continues to work with its stakeholders and local businesses to secure its own scheduled

Transatlantic traffic at Dublin Airport will set a new record this year with more than 1.8 million passengers expected to travel on flights between

Dublin Airport Authority (DAA), the parent of Dublin and Cork airports, has signed a twinning agreement with Beijing Capital International Airport

Republic of Ireland flag carrier Aer Lingus is to launch two new North American routes from Dublin Airport in summer 2014 supported by the expansion

Irish regional carrier Aer Arann, which currently exclusively operates under the Aer Lingus Regional brand for Ireland’s national carrier, has

Irish ultra low-cost carrier Ryanair has revealed that it could resume network growth at both Dublin and London Stansted airports from September this

Munich Airport was announced as the overall winner of the third heat of this year’s Routes Awards last night at a spectacular networking evening which

Thirty Routes Europe delegates took to the pitch on Sunday morning at the Round Stadium (Körcsarnok) to contend in Budapest Airport’s 5-a-side

Republic of Ireland national carrier Aer Lingus has confirmed it has reached an agreement to damp lease three Boeing 757-200s to expand its

Air Canada has revealed that its current seasonal service between Toronto and Dublin, Ireland will be converted to a year-round service operated by

More than half a million Northern Ireland residents used Dublin Airport last year, a 15 per cent increase on 2011, according to new figures released

On March 17, 2013 (St Patrick's Day) the Gateway to India in Mumbai went green for the first time. The Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx in Egypt the

The Republic of Ireland’s largest international gateway, Dublin Airport, has experienced strong growth in the number of passengers flying to

Greek regional carrier Minoan Air has this week formally launched UK domestic operations from its new base at London’s Oxford Airport, as exclusively

United Arab Emirates (UAE) national carrier Etihad Airways has confirmed it will increase capacity on its link between its Abu Dhabi International