Thousands of air passengers face possible disruption at London's Heathrow this morning due to thick fog.

Pre-tax profits at the UK arm of Sean Mulryan’s Ballymore property development business fell 37% to £88.3m (€103.4m) last year.

Be prepared, is the warning for all coastal counties as a status-orange weather alert today could bring winds of up to 75km per hour and gusts up to 120k/h on high ground.

Ferry sailings tomorrow from the UK have been cancelled and flights from three London airports were hit by delays after fog shrouded the UK capital this morning.

Cork Airport and business leaders have expressed disappointment after CityJet blamed lack of demand for its decision to axe its Cork to London City Airport service from June 26 after just eight months.

CityJet is to discontinue its service from Cork to London City Airport from June 26, just eight months after its launch.

With the cloud over the nation’s finances for most of the last decade finally blowing over, many people are taking to the blue skies to once again enjoy a sun holiday.

Passenger numbers at Cork Airport are already soaring ahead of the launch of a new summer route to Madrid.

CityJet has cast doubt on London City Airport’s long-term future should a mooted £2bn (€2.59bn) sale go through.

I arrived at Cork Airport yesterday on a wonderful, most civilised flight from London City Airport.

CityJet is poised to increase from three to four flights a day on its new Cork to London City Airport service, and is already considering new routes from Cork to France and Italy.

Tourism bodies are targeting inbound food, golf and conference tourism business as CityJet launches its new high-frequency Cork to London service today.

Niall McCarthy says with new routes and the securing of transatlantic flights, Cork Airport’s future is bright, with a return to passenger growth due in 2016.

A group of about 450 West Cork businesses has demanded a strategy for the county’s airport that will contribute to the economic success of the region.

This is the first time that we have come together to present a ‘unified voice for West Cork Business’ and this should be viewed as a barometer of the strength of feeling and collective positivity that exists in relation to establishing Cork Airport as a driver for economic success in our region now and into the future.

Irish fans hardly need a map for the English and Welsh capitals but taste buds will be tickled by the prospect of first visits to Wembley and the Olympic Stadium

Flight operations were pulled for a time at Dublin Airport after a fire broke out in a hangar.

Air traffic management company NATS has released a video demonstrating the unbelievable amount of aircraft that travel over the London area on a single day.

The tide is turning at Cork Airport after CityJet announced a high-frequency service to London City Airport from October.

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CityJet is poised to launch a new service from Cork Airport to London City Airport from September.

Thousands of passengers have had their travel plans thrown into chaos after a busy city airport in England had to close so repairs could be made to the runway.

The Public Expenditure Minister said the Cabinet will need to consider "all issues" relating to the Aer Lingus takeover bid - and economic benefit to the Irish people will be key.

Shares in Flybe Group slumped more than 20% yesterday after the British budget airline said it would break even before tax in its financial year, ending in March, after a fall in third-quarter passenger revenue.

Flybe’s turnaround plans suffered a setback today after the regional airline warned its full-year results were likely to be weaker than expected.

British Airways is to start flying into the heart of London’s financial district later this month with the introduction of direct flights from Dublin to London City Airport.

The rental cost of office space in Dublin increased by almost eight times the European average in the last year, according to new research by property consultants Savills.

Thick fog has caused another day of flight chaos for air passengers in the UK and also affected ferry services.

Hundreds of aviation enthusiasts, airport workers, and locals turned out yesterday to see the world’s largest passenger jet touch down at Shannon Airport.

Aviation regulators will tomorrow provide the first indication of how much airlines will be charged for using London’s three main airports over the period 2014-19.

An unruly passenger tried to headbutt the captain of a transatlantic aircraft that was forced to divert to Shannon airport yesterday.

Four people have been taken to hospital after a plane was evacuated shortly before take-off at Glasgow Airport.

Irish property investors offloaded nearly €700m worth of commercial property in the UK in the first six months of 2012.

Overseas acquisitions of heavily-discounted offices in Dublin’s docklands are leaving the area poised to lead the capital’s market recovery, say international researchers IPD.

London’s “newest” airport believes Irish air travellers will play a key role in its target of reaching one million passengers by the end of next year.

DEPARTING chief executive of the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA), Declan Collier is resigning tomanage an airport where passenger levels were 12% of those at DAA airports last year.

The Chief Executive of the Dublin Airport Authority is to resign at the end of April to take up a new position as head of London City Airport.

DUBLIN-based airline Cityjet last year incurred substantial losses for the second year running with pre-tax losses last year of €51.5 million in spite of recording an increase in passenger numbers.

British Airport Authority (BAA) today said it welcomed legislation that would "improve the experience for passengers" as the British government considers new plans to fine airports millions of pounds.

Christmas travel misery began to ease in the UK today – a day late for Heathrow Airport’s boss who decided to sacrifice his 2010 bonus.

Widespread travel chaos caused by some of the severest winter weather for a century left Christmas commuter plans in tatters and swathes of the country paralysed in the UK today.

Millions of Britons faced travel misery today with planes grounded, rail services cancelled and roads rendered impassable on what is traditionally the busiest weekend before Christmas.