Leinster Rugby to fly from Belfast instead of Dublin Airport amid passenger cap row, says Ryanair
Ryanair has arranged to fly the Leinster Rugby team to its European fixtures this season from Belfast instead of Dublin Airport, the airline said on Monday, amid an ongoing farrago over the annual passenger cap at the aviation hub.
Leinster Rugby will have to fly to some away games from Belfast due to the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, Ryanair has said.
The Irish Aviation Authority has reported a "statistically significant" increase in the number of incidents involving ...
There has been a “significant” increase in the number of incidents involving difficult and unruly passengers on flights ...
Minister of State at the Department of Transport James Lawless met with Aer Lingus Chief Executive Officer Lynne Embleton and ...
Leinster have reached an agreement with Ryanair to switch their flights to three away games to Belfast International Airport ...
Leinster have reached an agreement with Ryanair to switch their flights to three away games to Belfast International Airport ...
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Leinster Rugby face Champions Cup travel disruption due to Ryanair battle with Irish Aviation AuthorityLeinster Rugby may have to travel to Bristol and La Rochelle via Belfast not Dublin, with Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary urging ...
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Irish aviation chiefs warn of rise in unruly passenger incidentsIrish Aviation Authority figures also show a total of 1,544 bird strikes on Irish aircraft were recorded last year up over ...
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