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File Photo ONE OF THE Government jets may have been sold for €330,000 less than it was worth.
Additionally, spare parts for the
Government considers chartering flights while waiting to buy new jet 
It is understood the Government is also considering leasing aircraft for ministerial travel, which would allow ministers travel whenever it is required

Tue, 08 Aug, 2023

Daniel McConnell: Time to end embarrassment and replace government jet
Daniel McConnell: Time to end embarrassment and replace government jet
Small-minded thinking has left the Government without a reliable aircraft to get ministers to meetings abroad to represent our country, writes Daniel McConnell 

Sat, 04 Jun, 2022

Luxury Government jet sold for €420k now worth €5m
Luxury Government jet sold for €420k now worth €5m

A luxury government jet sold to a US firm two years ago for less than €420,000 is now insured for $5m (€4.7m) and has recently flown from New York to Paris and Barbados.

Fri, 27 Jan, 2017

File Photo ONE OF THE Government jets may have been sold for €330,000 less than it was worth.
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Defence officials to defend sale of Government jet for less than half its price

Department of Defence officials will today defend the controversial sale of the Government jet for less than half its price, claiming that serious market problems meant the low cost was the only option available.

Thu, 26 Jan, 2017

File Photo ONE OF THE Government jets may have been sold for €330,000 less than it was worth.
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Valuation finds government jet sold for €418,000 was worth almost twice that

The State's spending watchdog has said the Government might have lost out on extra cash over the sale of the government jet.

Fri, 30 Sep, 2016

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