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Boeing 737 MAX can fly in Irish airspace again

The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) Aviation Regulator has today confirmed it is now in a position to lift the suspension of operations of the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft into and out of Irish airspace.

Shannon Group determined to rebuild after COVID-19

The CEO of Shannon Group has reaffirmed the Group’s commitment to restoring air services to Shannon Airport and visitor numbers to its heritage sites as soon as the aviation and tourism sectors reopen.

Atlantic Aviation Institute obtains B737 MAX training approval

Shannon-based Atlantic Aviation Institute, an EASA-approved Part 147 training organisation and business unit of Atlantic Aviation Group, has been granted approval to deliver 737 MAX General Familiarisation and Differences training to its customer base.

Rose Hynes named interim Chair of IAA board

Minister for Transport Mr Eamon Ryan, T.D. has announced the appointment of Ms. Rose Hynes as Board Chair of the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA), on an interim basis.

Clareman’s company to operate first drone school in UAE

Irish Drone experts FlyRyte Drone Academy have confirmed a collaboration with Melaaha Drones to establish the first GCAA Approved Drone Operator school in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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Ryanair to reopen Shannon base in April

Ryanair has announced it will re-open its base at Shannon Airport in April 2021, which will support traffic recovery in the Mid-West, enabling tourists and businesses to plan for Summer 21. 

Shannon flights down 86% this Christmas

Passenger numbers through Shannon Airport over Christmas are expected to see a drop of almost 86% on 2019 levels as the global pandemic continues to have a devastating impact at airports in Ireland and around the world.

48 hour ban on flights to Ireland from GB

The Irish Government has issued a 48-hour ban on flights to Ireland from Great Britain.
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