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Full coverage: Aviation

“If we don’t keep innovating and thinking, we are going to get caught and lose market share”

From its HQ in north Dublin, ASL Aviation Holdings now owns or part-owns seven airlines around the world and is a global leader in freight transport. But, as its CFO Mark O’Kelly explains, this is just the start, and the company has big plans for the future.

Tom Lyons
18th Jan, 2023 - 14 min read

“Don’t let yourself fall into the trap of indecision”: Six takeaways from Andy Cronin’s Avolon journey

At a recent KPMG Dealmakers event, Andy Cronin, the new chief executive of Avolon, spoke about helping found, float, and take private the aviation leasing giant. He also talked about hiring, the highs and lows of a start-up, and the future of aviation.

Tom Lyons
14th Nov, 2022 - 4 min read

Avianca gears up to appeal Colombian authorities’ blocking of proposed merger with former Irish-owned airline

Avianca's interest in Viva remains "intact" despite the decision, while a new competitor is entering the South American country's low-fares market.

Tom Lyons
11th Nov, 2022 - 2 min read

Aviation regulator resigns from IAA after less than two years

Ryanair veteran Diarmuid Ó Conghaile was set to head up a new agency overseeing all aspects of aviation regulation. Instead, he is moving on to another role in the industry.

Thomas Hubert
10th Aug, 2022 - 2 min read

“We are at the ready”: Inside the Government’s joint battle with AerCap to salvage Russia insurance cover

When European sanctions hit aircraft leasing companies’ Russian contracts, they stood to lose everything. Co-ordinated industry and diplomatic lobbying resulted in their insurers being on the hook instead, new documents reveal.

Thomas Hubert
28th Jul, 2022 - 10 min read

“Lawyers are inherently conservative” – so why is one starting an online aircraft trading platform?

Over two decades as a finance lawyer, Nollaig Murphy got closer and closer to the aviation industry. The opportunity between investors and owners of aircraft seeking buyers triggered his transformation into an entrepreneur.

Tom Lyons
29th Apr, 2022 - 11 min read

“As soon as restrictions lift, the pent-up demand is obvious and travel bounces back very strongly”

Airlines have cut losses in 2021 but remain exposed to the pandemic and dependent on government supports. Yet KPMG's aviation finance chief Joe O'Mara explains that successive Covid-19 waves have revealed the aviation industry's ability to rebound.

Tom Lyons
18th Jan, 2022 - 13 min read

As Covid-19 continues to bite, Aer Lingus plans to freeze pay, restructure commissions and lay off staff

Aer Lingus cabin crew today were told there was a “surplus” of staff at certain grades. Those affected are looking at deep pay freezes and lay-offs, well into next year.

Tom Lyons
16th Sep, 2021 - 2 min read

Turbulent airspace: The engine behind regional airports and their uncertain future

International hubs like Dublin and Cork airport has grown to be the gateways of Irish travel, forcing regional airports around the country to shut down in the last decade. But why are there still so many small airports in Ireland, and how do they stay in the air?

Devin Seán Martin
27th Aug, 2021 - 8 min read

Tests and masks and rock’n’roll: How I flew through the new world of travel

We’ve all heard about the new rules for international travel, but how do they work in real life? Thomas Hubert has been to Paris and back and lived to tell the tale. His diary contains hot tips for when you finally fly again.

Thomas Hubert
31st Jul, 2021 - 10 min read
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