Ryanair and Aer Lingus will offer refunds on cancelled flights to UK

Aer Lingus has cancelled all flights from the UK to Ireland but some will operate in the other direction

IAG to buy Air Europa for heavily discounted €500m

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

Covid jab: Ryanair will not ask for proof of vaccination within EU

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

IAG profit plunges 83% in third quarter as travel restrictions bite

Coronavirus pandemic hits flight capacity

Iseq reaches highest level since February amid US stimulus hopes

UK shares rise on post-Brexit trade deal optimism

Just four countries remain on green list: Where do we stand with travel now?

As countries enter and leave the travel green list and airlines call for less restrictions, some passengers are still awaiting flight refunds

European shares fall on Covid-19 case resurgence

Iseq all-share index tumbled 1.2% on the day

Willie Walsh hopeful air travel will recover by 2023

IAG CEO wins Distinguished Leader in Business award at the 3rd Irish Times Business Awards

Coronavirus the data weighing most heavily on markets

Ryanair, AIB, Bank of Ireland and CRH among the big players to give up ground on Iseq

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Uprising of small nations a big blow to four largest EU economies

European shares fall on warning of deeper recession than expected

Iseq outperforms peers, rising 0.2% on the day

Stocks slump on concern over Covid-19 resurgence

Iseq closed 2.88% lower in line with European peers

Wealthy investors look to ride out the Covid storm

The rich have a more optimistic financial outlook than those who must manage their money

Irish stocks fall as wary investors await US Fed meeting

Markets report: Iseq closed 2.55% lower, with banks among biggest losers

State ownership of airlines may be side effect of coronavirus

Michael O’Leary’s anger over Lufthansa’s €9bn state bailout is understandable

Travel and auto stocks lead Europe lower amid virus fears

Fear of coronavirus second wave stalks stock markets

Airlines furious at EU’s stance that passengers cannot be forced to accept vouchers

Commission threatens to move against states for not implementing law if they fail to enforce passenger rights

Aer Lingus unions to learn of planned job cuts

Speculation has centred on 900 redundancies possibly being sought

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

European markets fall on concerns of Trump tariffs on China

Markets report: Iseq fell 1.48% with Ryanair amongst the losers on the day

Why should less efficient airlines get bailout cash when Ryanair loses out?

Opinion: Ryanair and IAG unlikely to share in bailout largesse

Grounded in the pandemic: Will travel ever be the same again?

How will a global industry worth trillions recover and what will it look like?

European shares drop as manufacturing crash spells more pain

Iseq index closes over 3% lower, with banks and Reits taking a hammering

Ryanair and Aer Lingus owner well placed to see out Covid-19 crisis – analysts

Carriers have cash to withstand longer term grounding of flights

BA boss says airline faces fight for survival

Alex Cruz signals job cuts and Covid-19 being ‘more serious’ than 2008, Sars and 9/11

Norwegian Air shares hit as travel slump puts liquidity on radar

Analysts warned that airline could be particularly vulnerable given high debt burden

Airline stocks bear the brunt of Covid-19 volatility

American airline United says demand for flights to China down ‘approximately 100%’

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Salesforce, Glanbia and CRH to report; Guaranteed Irish roadshow on future trends takes place in UCC

Qatar Airways boosts stake in Aer Lingus-owner IAG to 25%

New $600m stake in airline group advances strategy of building a global portfolio of international carriers

Willie Walsh leaves daunting challenges for successor in flight-shaming era

Market Watch: Environmental concerns present airline sector with a serious challenge

Luis Gallego: Who is the new boss of IAG - and ultimately Aer Lingus?

Passionate Real Madrid began his career training officers in the Spanish air force

‘Miracle worker’ Walsh waves goodbye to IAG

Willie Walsh will be sorely missed at IAG and in the wider industry if he quits altogether

Ryanair claims to be ‘greenest and cleanest’ major airline in Europe

Carrier had been recently named one of continent’s worst polluters

British Airways agrees pilot pay deal to end strikes

Balpa union recommending inflaiton-protected offer to members in ballot

European shares down over trade deal worries

Glanbia has a weak day on Iseq due to disappointing trends in its sports nutrition division

Aer Lingus owner to slow growth in short-haul flights

IAG chief Willie Walsh said that the move is being considered in light of “macro economic” weakness in Europe

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CSO to report retail spending figures. Alphabet, Facebook and Apple to deliver results

Dublin tech firm VRAI set for expansion after move into Temple Bar offices

Firm raises €575,000 to develop VR training platform for hazardous environments

Hopes of easing in US-China trade war push global stocks higher

Iseq ends day in positive territory, lifted by gains in building and airline stocks

Profit at Aer Lingus owner down more than a third in first half

IAG chief executive Willie Walsh said it was a ‘good performance’ from the company

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