Commission for Aviation Regulation

Airline hits back at DAA case for increased passenger charges amid delays

Covid-19 has completely changed assumptions current charges are based on, DAA says

Works will upgrade pavement, drainage and electrical systems

Incoming IAA chair had learned she wasn’t being reappointed to head Shannon board

Committee and Government to review compensation process for clients of insolvent holiday firms

Basil Geoghegan says business ‘cannot countenance’ charges at pre-pandemic levels

Money helps customers of insolvent travel firms when insurance fails to cover the cost

Commission for Aviation Regulation confirms ‘fund supported by’ Government only

Tour operator forced to fold in April as industry hit hard by Covid travel restrictions

IAA launches environmental sustainability plan at its Clare base

Airport trying to reduce regulatory scrutiny, airlines say

Merchant service providers seeking bonds of up to 30% of projected turnover as safety net

Bechtel workers to become part of airport’s existing team to aid spending programme

Aer Lingus’ regional routes partner was struggling to find a buyer and was losing the Irish franchise

Commission for Aviation Regulation received 4,543 complaints

Tour operator was forced to cease trading because of coronavirus pandemic

Regulator also found problem wind events in Dublin ‘fairly short’ in duration

Business owes €5m to people who had paid for pilgrimage packages

One of Ireland’s best-known travel companies has gone out of business. Here’s where to go

Family-run company was one of the country’s oldest travel agents

Pricewatch: Airlines need not give cash refunds if consumers initially agree to vouchers

Scope and timing of works may be amended on outcome of planning processes

New air traffic control tower and last year’s cuts behind ‘temporary’ increase, IAA says

Just ‘slow trickle’ of people buying holidays

Former Shannon Group boss will oversee Irish Aviation Authority ahead of likely split

Flights will not be accessible to those planning short trips to Ireland for Christmas, say Ministers

DAA will tie discounts to number of passengers carried

Pricewatch readers’ queries: Outstanding sum can be retrieved via ‘chargeback’ on Visa card

Aer Lingus put contract to operate regional services out for tender earlier this year

‘We will be left with no option but to lay off the majority of our workforce’

EU rules state EU nationals must own majority stake in airlines operating within bloc

Current CEO of Ryanair subsidiary Malta Air will be responsible for safety and consumer protection

Across Europe, beaches are open and airliners are ready for take-off. It’s tempting...

Commission for Aviation Regulation confirms crisis likely to make it rethink ruling

Irish Aviation Authority says it has made all necessary arrangements to separate safety regulation and air navigation

A look at travellers’ rights, requirements for travel to restart and refunds for cancelled trips

Coronavirus: EU body sees record spike in complaints and queries as flights grounded

Will you get money back for holidays cancelled because of coronavirus? Should you accept a voucher? What if companies go bust?

If you have issues with retailers or providers, there are organisations that can help

Company says workers were told of trust deal when the airline’s ownership was first restructured in February 2019