Cityjet

CityJet exits examinership after High Court ruling

More than 400 jobs retained as survival scheme wipes millions off Dublin airline’s debt

Judge ‘minded’ to approve survival scheme for CityJet

Proposal would allow Dublin-based airline continue on ‘a slimmed down’ basis

High Court told Revenue will not oppose CityJet survival scheme

Scheme has the support of a majority of the airline’s creditors

Revenue seeks clarifications before agreeing to CityJet survival scheme

Scheme would save 146 Irish jobs, counsel for airline’s examiner tells High Court

High Court extends Cityjet’s period of protection to 100 days

Judge refuses request by pilots’ union to extend statutory notice period of redundancies

Pilots’ protest did not ‘serve anyone well’ – airline chairman

Demonstration took place at airline’s headquarters near Dublin Airport

Cityjet pilots to protest at airline’s Irish headquarters

Around 270 jobs with company, including 57 pilots, at Dublin Airport are at risk

Cityjet rejects claims it plans to use Scandinavian crew

Airline begins redundancy talks with pilot association as part of plan to cut 280 jobs

Cityjet pilots fear Scandinavian crew will replace them

Irish-based airline has contract to provide aircraft and crew to fly routes for SAS

Hong Kong tensions unnerve world stocks

China’s plan to impose new security law on Hong Kong rattles markets

CityJet moves to make 700-plus staff redundant

Airline to lay off 276 in its Dublin and London operations as part of restructuring

Recovery of airline industry is vital for the health of the economy

Devastated by the impact of Covid-19, the industry will take ‘several years’ to recover

Fears over Aer Lingus jobs as British Airways seeks 12,000 redundancies

‘A matter of time’ before Irish airline seeks cuts after owner IAG reports €535m loss

High Court confirms appointment of examiner to CityJet

Regional airline flies routes on behalf of clients such as Aer Lingus and SAS

‘Armchair investors’ rush to open stock trading accounts

Seen & Heard: Amazon leases first e-commerce warehouse in Ireland

Stobart Air facing into fair degree of turbulence

Regional airlines among the hardest by Covid-19 travel restrictions

Covid-hit Irish companies face ‘going concern’ challenges

Auditors may issue qualified opinions on firms’ annual accounts and directors’ ability

Covid-hit Irish companies face ‘going concern’ challenges

Auditors may issue qualified opinions on firms’ annual accounts and directors’ ability

Interim examiner appointed to Dublin-based airline CityJet

Covid-19 has affected a planned merger the company had with another airline

Cityjet seeks auditors’ advice on navigating Covid-19 crisis

Airline flies routes on contract for grounded European carriers

New chairman and directors elected at Datalex

Shares in travel software company suspended since last year

‘Life in Vilnius reminds me of Ireland in the 1990s’

Wild Geese: Sheena McGonigle, originally from Co Meath, now lives in Lithuania

Grade A offices at Swords Business Campus to let at €18 per sq ft

Two remaining units will undergo full refit in advance of occupation by new tenants

Climate protester removed from Aer Lingus flight to Dublin

Second protester climbs on plane as Extinction Rebellion activists target London City airport

Datalex’s former auditors ‘conspicuous by their absence’ at AGM

EY declined to give opinion on travel retail software company’s 2018 accounts

Datalex appoints Sean Corkery as permanent chief executive

Former Flybe, CityJet boss also takes up non-executive role

Security systems specialist CWSI completes €2.3m funding round

Mobile enterprise specialist now valued at €15 million, a 233% increase in four years

Ross may question airlines on post-Brexit ownership rules compliance

Minister for Transport ‘considering’ request from Brussels for explanation

CityJet switches aircraft following ‘teething troubles’

Irish airline has swapped Sukhoi planes for Bombardier craft on routes for Brussels Air

UK regulators approve Aer Lingus, CityJet deal

Absence of deal would have led to less choice for consumers, regulators found

Aer Lingus chief prepares to fly solo in the new year

Stephen Kavanagh to exit airline this month after 31 years with the Irish airline

Electric propulsion slowly wings its way to aviation

Bombardier says it could take 40 years for aviation to catch up with current technology

CityJet named regional airline of the year

Irish airline picks up award for strategy change to become wet lease operator

Stobart Air to operate routes from London on behalf of British Airways

Deal mirrors a similar one in Dublin involving Aer Lingus and Cityjet

UK regulators to examine Aer Lingus takeover of Cityjet route

‘Wet leasing’ deal for Cityjet’s London service to be investigated by competition authority

More turbulence on the horizon for Ryanair

Airline issues profit warning as it braces for further industrial unrest in difficult market

Air travel safety watchdog planning for post-Brexit flight chaos

‘There would be a danger that flights to the UK could halt’, Oireachtas committee hears

Reversing the ‘brain drain’, a warning about tax breaks, and Druids Glen goes on sale

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Cityjet brand will no longer fly own schedule in Aer Lingus deal

‘The partnership completes what we set out to do in 2015,’ says Cityjet founder Pat Byrne

Aer Lingus to take over CityJet’s route to London City airport

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

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