Organisation: Air Transport Users Council

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world

Pressure mounts on KLM over volcanic ash compansation

Pressure was mounting today on Dutch airline KLM to fully compensate British travellers stranded earlier this year during the volcanic ash cloud crisis.

business

No justification for air traffic controllers' action, say business leaders

news

Cork Airport: ‘Not a Dublin versus Cork issue’

news

Airlines rapped for difficulties in securing refunds

business

Passenger duty increase 'highway robbery', says O'Leary

business

Knock wins best regional airport award

Loughrey becomes Chairman of ATUC

Dan Loughrey has been named the new chairman of the Air Transport Users Council.

Mon, 20 Feb, 2006

Loughrey named as ATUC chairman

DAN LOUGHREY has been appointed chairman of the Air Transport Users Council (ATUC).

Mon, 20 Feb, 2006

Planestation shares plummet 30% over lack of passenger numbers

SHARES in Planestation plunged 30% yesterday after the owner of Shannon-based airline EUjet said it was struggling to attract enough passengers and would need to sell property assets to ease cashflow problems.

Wed, 29 Jun, 2005

Cheap flight charges getting ‘out of control’

AIR passengers booking so-called cheap flights over the internet are facing additional charges which appear to be “spiralling out of control”, according to a consumer survey.

Thu, 24 Mar, 2005

New air travel compensation rules

Air passengers stand to get better compensation deals from today for delayed and cancelled flights.

Thu, 17 Feb, 2005

Knock lands airport honour

Knock International Airport has been awarded the Best Regional Airport Award at the annual Airline of the Year Awards ceremony presented by the Air Transport Users Council (ATUC) of the Chambers of Commerce of Ireland.

Sat, 03 Jul, 2004

Open skies the limit as CCI begins talks

The Chambers of Commerce of Ireland (CCI) met with interested parties who had made submissions for its report on "Open Skies and the Consequences for Ireland".

Mon, 02 Feb, 2004

Aer Rianta row a threat to partnership, warns SITPU chief

THE confrontation between the Government and SIPTU over the break-up of Aer Rianta could result in the end of social partnership, the union’s president warned yesterday.

Thu, 15 Jan, 2004

Aer Rianta unions 'should be penalised'

The Government is being told it should penalise any Aer Rianta union that seeks to disrupt Ireland's Presidency of the EU.

Wed, 14 Jan, 2004

Ryanair soars high in list of unhappy flyers

RYANAIR has the ignoble distinction of being the second most complained about airline by a consumer watchdog body.

Wed, 30 Jul, 2003

Ryanair second in passenger complaint list

Irish low fares airline Ryanair has come second in a passenger complaints list in Britain.

Tue, 29 Jul, 2003

Ryanair left fuming as Aer Lingus win award

RYANAIR boss Michael O'Leary snubbed an awards ceremony in Dublin yesterday after the no-frills airline was beaten by Aer Lingus in the Best Overall Value for Money category.

Tue, 27 May, 2003

Aer Lingus voted best value for money airline

Aer Lingus has knocked Ryanair off its perch in a key airline industry battleground.

Mon, 26 May, 2003

State aims to give airports more autonomy

SHANNON and Cork airports will be made independent of Dublin next month in a radical shake-up of the industry.

Wed, 14 Aug, 2002