Irish High Court

Norwegian losses topped €2bn in 2020 due to pandemic

Airline flies just 547,000 passengers in fourth quarter as tourism collapses

Norwegian seeks to hand back 36 aircraft

Airline asks High Court to end leases held by Irish subsidiaries

Norwegian Air plans to cut fleet by more than half as part of rescue

Troubled carrier due in High Court on Thursday

Norwegian Air begins cutting its fleet ahead of restructuring

Troubled carrier moves aircraft to Shannon in preparation for returning them to lessors

Dublin-headquartered Aercap raised $8.3bn in 2020

Irish aviation financier signed agreements to lease out 97 aircraft last year

Kinahan targeted in US court case alleging money laundering

Civil case taken under anti-organised crime laws

Creditors in Scandinavia lodge claims of almost €170m against troubled airline Norwegian

Those owed are mainly suppliers and some have secured debts

Norwegian Air secures court protection over €4.1bn debts

Creditors tell court they are neutral on airline’s attempt to restructure

Norwegian Air sees 95% collapse in passenger numbers in November

Troubled carrier has filed for bankruptcy protection in Ireland

Norwegian Air’s Irish subsidiaries subject to legal action

Creditors took or threatened action against two companies before court protection granted

Norwegian Air subsidiaries secure court protection from creditors

Kieran Wallace named interim examiner to five companies as airline struggles due to Covid

Jennifer O’Connell: The fascination with Ian Bailey has become an industry

As long as the Ian Bailey show goes on, Sophie Toscan du Plantier remains lost in the story

Christy Kinahan charged with passport fraud by Spanish prosecutors

Authorities decide not to charge Dubliner with money laundering, membership of criminal gang

EU court delivers blow to plan for Shannon ‘fracked gas’ terminal

‘Far reaching’ ruling welcomed by Friends of the Irish Environment which brought action

Gig economy: What is it? Who works in it? Why is it in the news?

Q&A: Over the past 20 years, there’s been a gradual shift from stable, permanent work

EU court rejects data transfer tool in Max Schrems case

Privacy agreement doesn’t offer sufficient protection to EU citizens’ data, court finds

Most Read

1

Actions of British government could break up UK, Varadkar says

2

The family of Ireland’s former richest man eludes publicity

3

Tory deputy chief whip resigns after ‘drunkenly groping two men’

4

The five worst passengers you can meet on a flight — according to an air steward

5

Does the intellectual collapse of the exhausted SNP hint at Sinn Féin’s future?

You may also like...

The Irish Times ePaper