This week is usually a hectic one of breakfast meetings, lunches, and dinners for the world’s aviation leaders. Last year, over 2,000 executives flew into Dublin to attend back-to-back Airline Economics and Global Airfinance Conferences, in a week that brings the entire industry together.    This time, with the conferences taking place virtually, there isn’t the same frenetic pace. But it is still an intense week, albeit built around computer screens. With all of the world’s top 25 aviation firms owning assets or platforms in Ireland supporting some 5,000 jobs, the sector remains incredibly important, despite the onslaught of Covid-19. …

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