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A Ryanair plane is pictured in flight. The aircrfat has the customary company branding across the side of the fuselage and tail in navy blue and yellow-gold. The jet's underbelly is also navy blue. The nose is facing left and the tail is on the right. In the background of the image is a clear blue sky.

Ryanair Maintains Low Fares As Profit Stagnates

The popular British budget carrier Ryanair has suggested that fares will be…

Melissa Thomas
Melissa Thomas
The photo depicts a grey cloudy day with solar panels lined up faced towards the sky. The grass is a lush green and trees are gathered in the distance.

The Port of Immingham to employ many for new fuel venture

The Port of Immingham is part of a new plan to create…

Maia Vinton
Maia Vinton
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Bristol Airport reveals new maintenance hangar plans

Bristol Airport (BRS) has revealed concept images for its proposed 'maintenance, repair…

Kate Angel
Kate Angel
Austrian Airlines airbus A320neo flying over the clouds

Austrian Airlines appoints Dieter Vranckx as Supervisory Board Chairman

Austrian Airlines has announced a change to its Supervisory Board leadership, with…

Layla Hamis
Layla Hamis
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Summer Strikes Averted at Glasgow Airport Following Improved Pay Agreements

Passengers travelling through Glasgow Airport (GLA) this summer can breathe a sigh…

Hannah Sass
Hannah Sass
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The UK’s Barrier to Becoming a Pilot

Being a pilot is a highly respected and prestigious role, but it…

Narjis Al-kabbawi
Narjis Al-kabbawi

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