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German politician dies after flight diverted to Shannon

A woman has died in hospital in Ireland after the transatlantic flight on which she was travelling diverted to Shannon Airport early on Sunday morning.

Rescue 115’s Philip Wrenn honoured for bravery

An Irish Coast Guard/CHC Ireland search and rescue helicopter winchman/paramedic has been honoured for his efforts to save two Italian brothers who got into difficulty while visit the Aran Islands in 2019.

STS gains impressive market share in just two years

A newcomer to Shannon and to the aviation sector, Shannon Technical Services (STS) has clearly shown intent since it first opened its doors for business in the Shannon Free Zone.

IAA Chairman applauds women’s contribution to aviation

The Chairman of the Irish Aviation Authority, Ms. Rose Hynes has commended the vision and commitment of IAA staff as they work to ensure the safety of Irish aviation, including all flights operating in Irish airspace. 

Mandatory quarantine plan signed into law

President Micheal D. Higgins has signed the Health (Amendment) Bill 2021, and, as such, the Bill has become law.
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McNamara raises aviation concerns with Tánaiste

Clare Independent T.D. Michael McNamara has questioned Tánaiste Leo Varadkar about Ryanair's announcement of 8 new routes from Belfast, commencing on June 1st.

Aer Lingus staff to be laid off at Shannon

Aer Lingus workers at Shannon Airport will be laid off without pay for three months from next week, the carrier has confirmed.

IAA’s Aireon service awarded Global Safety Achievement Award

The Irish Aviation Authority’s Aireon ALERT® service has been awarded the CANSO Global Safety Achievement Award 2020 (GASS) for its significant contribution to reducing aviation risk in the past 12 months. The award recognises excellence in air traffic management (ATM) safety.
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