Irish Aviation Research Institute

                                                                   daa, the operator of Dublin and Cork Airports, has launched a new television commercial in advance of the return of non-essential international travel from Monday 19 July. COVID-19 has ensured that it has been a long time since most of the Irish population have flown, so, daa has commissioned the advertisement in support of the Irish aviation sector.  The 30 second commercial is of heart-warming scenes which rekindle the joy of travelling by air again while delivering important reassurances to passengers. The advertisement features several passengers about to take a flight to enjoy some long overdue and emotional reunions. Whether departing from Dublin or Cork Airports for the first time, or perhaps the first time in a long time, the commercial sets out to reassure passengers that daa staff are prepared and organised with the overarching message that ‘when you’re ready to go, we’re ready to help.’ daa Chief Executive Da

                                                                Boeing has delivered the first of ten Boeing 737-8-200 to Ryanair Group carrier Malta Air. The aircraft 9H-VUE msn 65876was delivered Boeing Field to Dublin on Wednesday 14th July as 'Ryanair 82E' landing 1836 local.  The Ryanair Group has now taken delivery of six aircraft with a further 204 due for delivery between now and 2024.  Malta Air will take delivery of a further five aircraft this summer.   Malta Air is a subsidiary of the Ryanair Group. The airline is a fast growing start-up, which commenced operations in June 2019. Malta Air has its headquarters in Malta and operations in Malta, Italy, Germany and France, serving destinations throughout Europe with a fleet of 120 Boeing 737-800 aircraft. Image courtesy of Elevationair Irish Aviation Research Institute © 17 July 2021 All Rights Reserved