West Cork massacre of 100 years ago likely ‘anti-Treaty IRA’
Thirteen Protestants shot dead in Dunmanway as reprisal for killing of local IRA leader
International militaries “regularly” operate off Republic, Irish aviation officials say
UK, US, France, Russia, NATO conducted recent operations, Committee told
Rise in traffic using Irish air space last year but still down on pre-Covid levels
Air traffic over Ireland fell by 60% in first half of last year before rebounding later in 2021
Covid-19 sees IAA report first pretax loss
Company’s annual report shows operating profits plunged by 93.5% from €31.88m to €2m
Irish Aviation Authority wins global safety award
Regulator’s system ‘literally saves lives’ says global aviation organisation
Flights in State’s airspace collapse to 1980s levels
IAA says it handled fewer than 500,000 flights last year – 670,000 fewer than in 2019
Dublin Airport sees 70% drop in number of flights in September
IAA says flight numbers in Republic plummeted two-thirds to 38,170 last month as Covid restrictions continued to hit travel
Aviation authority reports 83% decline in flights during lockdown
Irish Aviation Authority says Ireland is among group of worst affected countries
Spike in demand for pilot and aircraft engineer licences
Irish Aviation Authority says it has made all necessary arrangements to separate safety regulation and air navigation
Ryanair in standoff with Dublin Airport over aircraft parking charges
Airport owner DAA accused of ‘profiteering’ from planes grounded due to Covid-19
Airports to pay travel safety watchdog extra €2m
Irish Aviation Authority will charge State’s airports five cent per departing passenger for overseeing and supervising security
DCU students awarded €5,000 scholarships by aviation body
Irish Aviation Authority scholarship programme aims to promote industry here
Aviation support programme gets Irish start-ups ready for take-off
Propellor Shannon helping two companies to market with €2m backing from industry
Clare-based satellite system for aircraft gives rescuers global coverage
New technology monitors aircraft location with GPS, as radar covers just 30% of globe
State to get €19.5m windfall from Irish Aviation Authority
Group’s annual report also shows it is being sued for almost €800,000 by former chief
Irish skies set for busiest summer
Irish Aviation Authority reports record air traffic figures for June
Air traffic rises 1.7% in February, IAA says
Commercial terminal traffic is up for Dublin and Cork, but Shannon shows a decline
Minister has not approved IAA appointment, months after deputy CEO offered the job
Ross plans to split aviation authority into two sections to regulate safety and air traffic control
Aviation authority leadership left hanging in the air
Cantillon: Shane Ross has yet to approve IAA’s choice of Peter Kearney as new CEO
Up to 518 flights took off from Dublin airport each day in January
Airport records 6 per cent growth in January this year compared to 2017
Irish Aviation Authority closer to launch of global tracking system
IAA’s station in Clare will operate the satellite-based system called Alert
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