Last year, Aer Lingus borrowed €150m from the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF), with an open mind over borrowing more

Competition regulators were concerned the deal would reduce competition in the Spanish domestic market and on international routes to the country

IAG agreed to pay €500m to buy the airline in January after the Covid-19 pandemic cut the original price in half and IAG struck a deal to defer payments for six years

Global shares tumbled and currency markets shuddered on rising fears of a new Covid strain potentially setting back all progress the world has made over the past 20 months

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Earlier this year, the airline borrowed €150m from the Ireland Strategic Investment Fund and said it would be 'appropriate' to borrow more

The easing of US travel restrictions is breathing new life into European airline stocks.

In a statement, SIPTU, which represents the ground operations staff, said permanent cuts to workers' terms and conditions are not acceptable

Aer Lingus chief executive Lynne Embleton said the airline’s growth in Ireland relies on many factors being addressed — some by itself and some by the Government 

Rian Stack's mother Orla said afterwards: "We come across things every month. That is the reality for a wheelchair user in Ireland.”

Bullish airline says it could recover from Q1 losses to make a profit this quarter and break even over the financial year

The judge said the young girl suffered very unpleasant burns and it was to the credit of the Aer Lingus stewards that they tended very quickly to the accident.

Litigation going ahead despite British government plans to lift some travel restrictions from July 19

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Slightly more optimistic than current official IATA estimates for a $48bn industry loss for 2021

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Aer Lingus will not be reversing its decision to remove the cabin crew from its Shannon base

Alternative operations for the outstanding routes, including ones through Kerry and Dublin airport's are still being determined, the airline said.

Call comes as European travel groups launch a joint effort to persuade national governments and the EU to adopt a harmonised approach to the lifting of travel restrictions

Leasing giant expects to be a major beneficiary of the recovery, with a renewed focus on planes configured for low-cost travel

Overly cautious approach to Covid-19 cannot be maintained indefinitely

Conor Healy: Firms are unable to plan ahead due to uncertainty over support schemes, and regional airports must be aided too

The airline may operate more efficiently now — but the cost is borne by regions outside Dublin which ought to be thriving and contributing to economic and social progress

Total financial losses across Irish airlines Ryanair and Aer Lingus and British carrier EasyJet have now topped €3. 6bn since the start of the Covid crisis, which has decimated the international travel market over the last 14 months.

Aer Lingus' decision about its bases at Cork Airport and Shannon has made it imperative for the Government to lay out a coherent national plan to restart our aviation industry.

News that the airline is closing its Shannon Airport crew base has delivered shockwaves across Limerick

The airline blamed the move on its haemorrhaging of cash

Airline group is issuing a further bond after it raised €1.2bn in March as travel remains hit by pandemic fallout

Many of Europe’s largest airlines are being forced back into the arms of states

Airline group has announced plans to raise a further €1.2bn through a bond issue

Ms Embleton previously held senior positions at Aer Lingus’ sister airline British Airways, being chairman of its regional airline BA CityFlyer and heading BA’s operations at Gatwick Airport

Airlines tipped to see healthy jumps in passenger booking activity on the back of the recent positive news regarding Covid vaccine breakthroughs.

Shannon and Cork closures could have been averted, but Minister Ryan didn't engage on the issue says Ryanair CEO

Covid-19 has changed our world. The changes are dramatic, sobering, and humbling — they remind us emphatically of our vulnerability, of our dust-to-dust inevitability.

The 500 redundancies initially sought by Aer Lingus for its 'Covid Crisis Recovery Plan' could turn out to be fewer following management talks with Siptu about work practices changes.

Aer Lingus has called for more immediate clarity on the Government’s planned relaxation of travel restrictions; warning that jobs and inbound tourism depend on it.

Government officials are compiling a "green list" of routes with unrestricted travel to Ireland, which is due before July 9.

Airline stocks have continued to fall amid fears of a second wave of Covid-19 and despite some big carriers attracting financial backing.

57 Dublin-based CityJet pilots have been told they are facing redundancy.

The Government has been advised to lift the 14-day quarantine for people arriving into Ireland by next Wednesday.

You could call it a Continental drift. No sooner has Ireland’s staycation summer rebooted its reservation system, many travellers are already shimmying their holiday horizons to the mainland; from a city-break to Barcelona, to soaking up some distancia social on a Costa Brava beach.

An Aer Lingus aircraft at Dublin Airport. Photo: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews.ie Staff at the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) are to deliver €2 million in savings to the authority over the next four months as the agency deals with a “collapse” in its revenues due to Covid 19.

Aer Lingus cabin crew say the company is exploiting the uncertainty surrounding the future of the airline sector to push through sweeping changes in employee terms.