Irish Aviation Authority

Meeting called in response to planning permission application submitted by Manna Drones for aerial delivery hub in Dundrum

‘Rapid pace of expansion’ of drone usage has left communities with ‘real concerns and uncertainty’, says Minister

IAA has opened a consultation on the new maximum level of airport charges to be applied from 2027

Company has drawn criticism from members of the Oireachtas and the public alike due to noise complaints from drones flying overhead

It is likely that the plans of hundreds of thousands of people will be left up in the air as a result of the industrial action

If your flight is delayed or cancelled, or you are denied boarding or downgraded, can you get a refund and/or compensation?

Communities in Tallaght, Glasnevin and beyond will soon hear the distinctive buzz overhead if planning applications are successful

Ryanair CEO earned maximum bonus possible of €600,000

The noisy remote-controlled aerial devices are flying over as often as 12 times an hour, householders say

Incidents include unruly passengers fighting among themselves and abusing or assaulting staff, says IAA

Beta Technologies’ electric Alia CTOL to conduct flights in Europe before final delivery in Norway

Regulators caution that some travel agents have yet to renew licences

Darragh O’Brien has met airlines and other groups and will continue meetings in the coming weeks

Construction companies made up eight of the 15 companies with the lowest representation of women in the top 25 per cent of earners

Clare deputy Cathal Crowe says Shannon stopover not making a comeback

Department of Transport highlights runway length, proximity to Wild Atlantic Way and 2.5 hour drive to capital

Irish Aviation Authority publishes draft slot allocations for later this year

Aviation officials warn airlines of possible explosion debris - but say risk is ‘extremely low’

Ruling follows referral of key issues to Europe last year and will remain in place until case is ultimately decided

The High Court imposed a pause on the passenger cap in November

Vertical Aerospace is developing green battery-powered vertical take off craft

Vote on liquidator’s appointment likely

Holiday company destined for liquidation after ceasing to trade just days before Christmas

The action against the sector regulator was due to run for three weeks at the High Court

Court of Justice of the EU takes an average of 16 months to rule on such matters referred by national courts

WRC finds that air cargo company failed to follow ‘anything approaching fair procedure’ after blaming company veteran for rogue shipments

Carrier blames increased competition and industrial for €88m slide in profit in first nine months of this year

Dublin Airport passenger cap case will be of great interest to data centre operators and wind farm investors

Planners’ cap on numbers at the hub set to be exceeded for second straight year

Court stalls regulators from applying summer passenger limit

Court has paused a process airlines warned would cause them long-term harm, but there is a long way yet to travel

Airline expects to lose €84m revenue next year and up to €130m in 2026 due to Irish Aviation Authority imposition of cap on traveller numbers

Irish and US airlines are taking legal action over a 32 million-a-year passenger cap imposed on Dublin Airport in 2007, after the Irish Aviation Authority said numbers for next summer would be limited to 25.2 million

Two-year study examines potential use of drones in capital

Compensation does not apply if a flight cancellation or a rerouting is due to extraordinary circumstances like weather conditions or security risks

Seen and heard: Ryanair forecasts major hit from passenger cap, Harris’s private jet bill and Meta’s sublet

Airlines plan to file legal papers by Friday, judge told

Airlines battle IAA cap on slots for next summer that will reduce the number of seats available from Dublin Airport by one million during the peak holiday period

Lengthy planning and legal battles will do nothing to restore international reputation of State’s key airport

Aer Lingus and other airlines are assessing the impact of limits imposed by regulators to ensure Dublin Airport stays within 32m passenger cap