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Full coverage: Aviation

Irish-founded Alma Air joins relief work in Colombia after devastating quake

Aviation entrepreneur Declan Ryan, who previously co-founded Ryanair, is helping aid workers in Colombia after more than 280 people were killed in an earthquake this week.

Tom Lyons
14th Aug, 2026 - 2 min read

From Russia with love: Aircraft lessors’ long winding pursuit of settlements rumbles on

AerCap revealed that, after four years of war in Ukraine, its total recoveries from Russian airlines and insurers has reached $3bn – but the mission to recoup funds is far from over.

Jonathan Keane
13th Aug, 2026 - 3 min read

“A huge demand for parts for used aircraft”: Behind the Orix-AerFin deal

Lessor Orix is buying aviation aftermarket firm AerFin in a deal that will greatly expand Orix’s remit into spare engine and aircraft parts. Chief executive James Meyler explains more.

Jonathan Keane
7th Aug, 2026 - 3 min read

$5.3m and an “unless order”: The story behind Rostrum’s dispute with a Bahraini airline

Rostrum Leasing has been locking horns with a Bahraini cargo carrier over fees for a Boeing aircraft. The lessor now intends to bring a winding-up petition against the airline in Bahrain.

Jonathan Keane
21st Jul, 2026 - 3 min read

Ryanair lobbies for reform of carbon trading system during EU presidency

Released letters show Michael O’Leary contacted three ministers earlier this year, arguing the EU's Emissions Trading System creates a competitive disadvantage for short-haul European airlines.

Niall Sargent
16th Jul, 2026 - 4 min read

From Dublin to Italy: The long-running fight over two aircraft engines

Lessor Aeolus will take its legal action from Ireland to Italy in a bid to get its two aircraft engines back from Express Air Cargo, a Tunisian freight carrier.

Jonathan Keane
14th Jul, 2026 - 3 min read

Airlines and hyperscalers clamor for turbines. Only a few companies make the parts.

Specialized manufacturers in the sector are a new pick-and-shovel play for investors, writes Jinjoo Lee, The Wall Street Journal.

The Wall Street Journal.
10th Jul, 2026 - 4 min read

Finance by design: Part 3 – The tax equation behind Ireland’s aviation-leasing industry

As the Government continues to back one of the country's flagship industries, Revenue records offer a clearer picture of the corporation tax, employment taxes and Vat flows generated by aircraft lessors.

Ian Kehoe
9th Jul, 2026 - 4 min read

Airlines are installing new luxury seats, but no one is allowed to sit in them

Lie-flat seats in private pods face long waits for safety certifications, write Alison Sider and Benjamin Katz, The Wall Street Journal.

The Wall Street Journal.
29th Jun, 2026 - 4 min read

Full throttle: From Aer Lingus to Ryanair, airlines’ busy season spreads to the boardroom

Questions over Aer Lingus’s profitability and a hostile takeover bid for EasyJet are signs of a hot summer for an aviation industry exposed to successive geopolitical shocks.

Joe Gill
25th Jun, 2026 - 5 min read
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