Organisation: Air Asia

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Aer Lingus meals praised but SAS pizza ‘like cardboard’

Aer Lingus’s in-flight meals have come in for praise from an online guide to sky-high servings that doesn’t mince its words when it comes to its grub.

business

Aircraft firm, Dublin Aerospace, profits double last year

world

No signals from lost plane’s black box

world

Air Asia flight overshoots runway

business

Proposed govt takeover of Malaysia Airlines first stage of 'complete overhaul'

We kept the best til last on our trip

Ireland Inc should learn from low-cost carriers

A couple of weeks ago a passenger was getting off an Airbus A320 in Medellin, Colombia, one of Latin America’s fastest growing economies.

Wed, 05 Sep, 2012

Irish aircraft leasing firm signs €1.87bn Boeing deal

Irish aircraft leasing company Avolon has today announced a commitment with Boeing to buy 30 new narrow-body aircraft.

Wed, 11 Jul, 2012

Frogs on the menu in Phnom Penh

BATS were flitting through the trees as I watched a group of aging Europeans with serious cases of waist-slippage drink Angkor beer and dine on slim frogs at a pavement restaurant by the riverside in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Mon, 20 Feb, 2012

Tevez lets fly at ‘moron’ Neville

MANCHESTER City striker Carlos Tevez last night launched an astonishing outburst against Gary Neville, labelling his former Manchester United team-mate a “boot licking moron”, an “idiot”, a “sycophant’’ and a “suck-up’’ following their confrontation in Tuesday’s Carling Cup semi-final first leg.

Fri, 22 Jan, 2010

United set to reveal new airlines deal

Manchester United are poised to provide proof that their name is still an attractive proposition despite the recent gloom around the club.

Thu, 21 Jan, 2010

Unexpected arrival puts airline to the test

I READ with interest your back page item (October 24) regarding Air Asia’s response to the newborn’s unexpected inflight arrival. A lifetime of free flights for mum and baby was a magnanimous gesture indeed.

Thu, 29 Oct, 2009

220 new jobs in aircraft servicing

MORE than 220 jobs are to be created at a new aircraft maintenance company based at Dublin Airport.

Thu, 03 Sep, 2009

Thai airport reopens - but delays continue

Thailand has officially reopened its main international airport though it was only running at about 50% capacity and scores of flights have been cancelled.

Fri, 05 Dec, 2008

AWAS finalises €700m Airbus deal

AWAS has finalised a $1.2 billion (€0.7bn) deal for the purchase of six Airbus A330-300 aircraft.

Thu, 27 Mar, 2008

Saudi trip takes a toll on our class of 2008

YOU can always tell the state of Man United corporate thinking from the ever-revolving and allegedly player-distracting pitchside ads at Old Trafford.

Wed, 30 Jan, 2008

Gill: Sponsors know we're here to stay

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has insisted the Red Devils’ scintillating form this season is not the only reason why they are such an attractive commercial proposition.

Tue, 06 Mar, 2007

United will compete in transfer market, says Gill

MAN UTD have the cash to be in the fight to sign the best players in Europe this summer.

Tue, 06 Mar, 2007

United will compete in transfer market: Gill

Manchester United have the cash to be in the fight to sign the best players in Europe this summer.

Mon, 05 Mar, 2007

Student pilots to jet in for training in exchange deal

PILOTS from as far away as the US will be flying high over Waterford soon under a multi-million euro deal with one of the world’s leading training services.

Tue, 03 Oct, 2006

Ryan family backs new Mexican airline

A new low-cost airline with the backing of Tony Ryan and his family will begin operations in Mexico later this year.

Mon, 27 Feb, 2006