Fears that efforts to reopen European travel could slow send Ryanair shares lower

Interview: ‘It’s been one hell of a year,’ says Lynne Embleton, chief executive, Aer Lingus

Politicians critical of aviation contraction, but supportive of Government travel curbs

Bank of America says seats available from European airlines may reach 80% of 2019 levels

British Airways and Iberia owner posted an operating loss of €1.14bn in the first quarter

Mexico to Meath cunning plan to beat US travel ban fell apart when I got virus

Owner of Aer Lingus, British Airways and Iberia burning through €185m a week

Airline group says money will help support it if the pandemic-driven travel downturn lasts longer than expected

Airline has 1,000 fewer employees than it would have had without Covid, says CEO

Interim role-filler Donal Moriarty to be succeeded by former chief of IAG

Airline group had originally agreed to pay €1bn in November

Business travel can generate as much as 75% of airlines’ revenues on some flights

Airline requests authorisation to commence selling flights to US from Manchester

A key question now is: when does the industry start climbing out of this trough?

Carriers claim addition of airline could generate $96m in annual consumer benefits

Covid legacy may be an acceleration of consolidation of Europe’s airlines

British Airways parent had originally agreed to purchase airline for €1bn

Prospect of a vaccine means Irish man could become public face of industry’s recovery

Aer Lingus says it believes a rapid antigen-testing regime ‘is the most appropriate solution’

AIB sheds 2.04% to €1.298 but Bank of Ireland inches 0.77% up to €2.63