CityJet will operate Dublin-London service on behalf of Aer Lingus under wet lease deal

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Montreal on shortlist for new transatlantic flights

Aer Lingus and Dublin Airport agree on facilities the airline needs to continue growing

Year-end report shows Irish carrier had operating profits of more than €230m in 2016

Move follows Labour Court proposal for pay rise for ground and cabin crew

Airline to have at least 24 aircraft flying across Atlantic daily from 2022

More than three million transatlantic passengers travel through Dublin in 2017

Cantillon: Airline and airport operator are having a spat, but ultimately they need each other

IAG dismisses newcomer Norwegian Air’s low fares on US flights as media stunt

Hartford, Connecticut could be key battleground for airlines in transatlantic routes from Ireland

Transatlantic passengers would be linked up with Ryanair's European services

As airline increases Dublin-Dubai capacity, Enda Corneille says third terminal inevitable

Airline and airport will patch things up over incentives row but relationship is never easy

Airlines set to give return on investors’ capital in 2016 for second consecutive year

Airline’s parent group carried 32 million travellers in first five months

Deal could see Dublin flights connecting with Gulf giant’s Asian network

Airline wants to launch low-cost service using its Irish-registered subsidiary

French air traffic control unions have announced further strikes on the bank holiday weekend of June 3rd, 4th and 5th. They are calling for better pay and conditions.

Full-year operating profit of €124m for the airline, up €72m compared to 2014

Aer Lingus to add three new transatlantic routes to LA, Newark and Connecticut

Airline is hit by increased fuel costs and adverse movements in foreign exchange

World Games kick off on Saturday with 7,000 athletes competing from 177 countries

Judge looking to levy half of airport’s legal costs against airline because ‘elusive’ presentation of case wasted court time

To bag Aer Lingus, IAG boss Willie Walsh manoeuvred through the many competing demands of Irish stakeholders

‘One group will walk out with a modest redundancy payment’

The potential impact of takeover by IAG on consumers remains unclear

Aer Lingus ‘does not foresee’ redundancies or outsourcing in IAG deal

Cabinet to discuss possible sale

Airline executive says it met terms of contract when operation became unsustainable

Aldergrove is suing airline for damages over switch to George Best Airport in 2012

Airline says board remains “strongly” in favour of beneficial AIG combination

Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary must be having kittens over his beloved Manchester City

Christoph Mueller owned 709,555 shares in December

Kavanagh tells aviation forum, ‘There is a timeline and an end is in sight’

Source says unions could be ‘neutral, or at least less hostile’ following meeting

Source says unions could be ‘neutral, or at least less hostile’ following meeting

Chief executive says he will not impose deadline on IAG’s attempts to complete its takeover bid

Chief executive Stephen Kavanagh moves to dispel concerns over terms

Incoming Aer Lingus chief wants airline to be allowed manage sale of Ryanair 29.8% stake

Union officials caution members’ job security fears yet to be allayed