Organisation: Loganair

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Airlines in flight for cash as fight for survival becomes the reality

European airlines have moved further into survival mode, with EasyJet grounding its entire fleet and temporarily laying off 4,000 cabin crew; and Aer Lingus owner IAG altering its lending terms to give it wriggle room to weather the storm caused by the Covid-19 outbreak.

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State extends support for domestic flights out of Dublin

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Ryanair says it would resume routes if airport charges cut

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Aer Arann announces Dublin to Kerry route

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Flybe on course despite recession

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easyJet buys BA franchise partner

Point of departure ... airlines take a one-way ticket as arrivals faces a difficult climb

I READ with sadness all the criticism of the new Cork airport in your letters columns recently.

Mon, 13 Nov, 2006

Knock airport records 42% growth

Knock Airport recorded its most successful year ever in 2005 with passenger numbers reaching over 530,00, an increase of 42% on the previous year’s figures.

Sun, 22 Jan, 2006

Loganair begins Knock-Dublin services

British Airways franchise partner Loganair today launched new daily air services between Knock Airport and Dublin.

Thu, 21 Jul, 2005

Scottish airline expands in Ireland

Scottish-based airline Loganair is to increase its presence in Ireland.

Tue, 12 Jul, 2005

Loganair makes changes on Cork-Glasgow route

British Airways franchise partner Loganair has announced additional flights and schedule improvements on its network of routes as part of its new summer schedule.

Thu, 21 Apr, 2005