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Full coverage: Aviation

Korean giant Hanwha has started an aviation leasing unit. Dublin is a core arm of the strategy

Chief executive Jeff Lewis speaks to The Currency about being the “new kid on the block” in the leasing business and where Ireland fits into its plans.

Jonathan Keane
23rd Jan, 2025 - 3 min read

“These are fundamentally strong businesses, highly liquid, backed by hard assets”

KPMG's latest annual Aviation Leaders Report 2025 takes the pulse of an industry that had its fair share of headwinds, from supply headaches to environmental rules, but it is an industry positive about the future.

Tom Lyons
13th Jan, 2025 - 9 min read

“We are at an inflection point. Either this is embraced as an opportunity or it will be a very big problem for aviation”

About 1 per cent of the world or 80 million people use wheelchairs when flying but their experience is not good. The AeroFix Project, led by Jack Kavanagh, is campaigning to change that.

Tom Lyons
13th Jan, 2025 - 5 min read

David Bonderman, so crucial to the Ryanair story, was an American internationalist who lived to the full

David Bonderman’s personal support and imprimatur were gold dust at a time when Ryanair was preparing for a public listing.

Joe Gill
12th Dec, 2024 - 3 min read

A soaring success: How legal expertise fuels Ireland’s global leadership in aviation

Ireland's top dog status in aircraft leasing has so far proved unassailable to competitors in Hong Kong, Singapore and now India. Major legal players in the industry analyse the inputs to this incredible success story and where it might go from here.

Francesca Comyn
2nd Dec, 2024 - 12 min read

Despite protests, major defence contractor Collins Aerospace is planning an R&D boost in Cork

The company has been met by protesters in Cork voicing opposition to the firm and its parent company RTX over doing business with the Israeli military.

Jonathan Keane
22nd Nov, 2024 - 3 min read

Indian airline SpiceJet is trying to put its disputes with Irish lessors to bed

The airline recently raised more than $300m from institutional investors to, among other issues, settle disputes with Irish lessors through “amicable negotiations”.

Jonathan Keane
11th Nov, 2024 - 2 min read

“I am gravely concerned for the country’s aviation sector which has been one of the pillars of Ireland’s economic prosperity”

Aviation entrepreneur Conor McCarthy warns that Emerald Airlines will be forced to reduce its flights to Donegal unless more passengers are allowed fly through Dublin Airport.

Tom Lyons
27th Sep, 2024 - 4 min read

“We wanted to go where there were more rabbits and snakes than people”

Maury Gallagher helped set up three airlines in the United States including Allegiant. He has close links to Ireland after being backed by Irelandia and inspired by Ryanair. He was in Dublin last week to tell his story.

Tom Lyons
26th Sep, 2024 - 4 min read

Former Ryanair deputy CEO Michael Cawley a candidate for Southwest board in proxy battle

Southwest was the airline that inspired Ryanair under Herb Kelleher. Now activist investor Elliott Management wants to nominate 10 new directors to its board to turn it around, including Ryanair's former deputy CEO.

Tom Lyons
14th Aug, 2024 - 2 min read
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