Monday 26 July, 2021
The order follows the failure of a Boeing 777 over Denver on Saturday.
American Airlines plans to have the 737 Max back in the air before the end of the year.
Eamon Ryan said that the government was also looking at the issue of airport testing.
Boeing does not expected federal regulators to approve its changes to the 373 Max until the summer.
There aren’t many, but there are elements that will be fine in a no-deal Brexit.
The second day of the event is taking place in Co Wicklow.
The 10 March crash of the plane killed all 157 people on board.
An Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 went down minutes into a flight earlier this month.
The Boeing 737 MAX fleet was suspended from European airspace yesterday.
A total of 157 people died after the plane went down on Sunday.
One crew member has already been rescued and is thought to be in a stable condition.
The flight will spend a marathon 19 hours in the air.
Limerick native Gerry Humphreys has spent over 9,000 hours flying planes over the past three decades.
Ministers met today for a special Cabinet meeting to discuss some of the large-scale projects they want to roll-out in the years to come.
The description for the contents of most of the refused flights was ‘class 1 explosives’. The reasons for the refusals are as yet unclear however.
Ryanair has increased check-in bag sizes from 15kg to 20kg.
This was the 12th year of the festival.
Airbus, which moved first to update its aircrafts used in most midrange flights, now has a 60% market share.
The move comes after a lawmaker made headlines for repeatedly striking a steward on an Air India flight.
Sweden’s SAS airline is the latest carrier to apply for an Irish air operators licence.
He did so on Twitter, of course.
It covers Luas, Dublin Bus, Iarnród Eireann and Bus Éireann.
The Russian bombers flew close to the Shetland Islands yesterday.
CityJet says there simply isn’t the demand to sustain the route.
The pilot and his passenger received major injuries.
From irascible passengers to airline water soup… All human life is here.
Two planes came within 800m of each other last March.
Someone just left them lying around it would seem.
The official Dutch-led investigation seeks to end 15 months of speculation about why the Boeing 777 broke up in mid-air last year.
The pilot remains in a critical condition in hospital.
Police are investigating the cause of the crash.
An engine alone, for example, is likely to have as many as 5,000 elements monitored every second.
Should we take cover?
In case you needed to be told, don’t do this.
But all may not be as it seems…
Two Russian military aircraft flew through Irish controlled airspace last month.
The planes did not enter Irish airspace but were in an area the Irish Aviation Authority has control over.
Oh no, not the seat climber.
Or, you know, in three years.
