Markets Donal MacNamee: Why Ryanair and Boeing are a match made in the heavensThe bonhomie between Michael O’Leary and Dave Calhoun as the Ryanair and Boeing chiefs popped the cork on their latest deal shows that for all their squabbles, they are aware of the symbiosis of their relationship
Aviation Boeing closes in on massive Ryanair deal for 737 Max aircraftThe deal would be for 150 aircraft with the possible addition of 50 options
Aviation Avolon orders 40 more 737 MAX planes valued at $4bnDublin-based aircraft leasing giant said it expects the aircraft to be delivered between 2027 and 2030
Aviation Dublin-based ASL acquires Australian airline PionairStaff numbers set to increase in line with ASL’s growth and fleet plans, according to company
Business Irish aviation chief criticises Boeing and Airbus over aircraft delays, warns it will take years to catch up Peter Barrett, the head of SMBC Aviation Capital, tells Dublin aviation conference: ‘Manufacturers always say it’s someone else’s fault’
Ryanair Ryanair courts Airbus after O’Leary’s rant at Boeing’s ‘headless chickens’After public spat with its usual partner Boeing, the airline is looking further afield to expand its fleet to carry projected 165 million passengers this year
Aviation Aer Lingus parent company finalises deal to buy 50 Boeing planesIAG also secured options to purchase an additional 100 planes at a set price should they be required
Vincent Boland: End of Airbus’s double-decker a sign of aviation’s changed flight planThe aerospace giant and its fierce rival Boeing face enormous challenges in the years ahead, and both need to be airborne again before long
Media: The art of getting in front of a crisisWith more than three decades of experience in helping organisations to navigate crises, Siobhán Molloy of Káno Communications is a firm believer in businesses swiftly owning up to corporate mistakes
Company Watch: Up, up and away again as Ryanair’s revenues soar by 83% The airline is recovering quickly from the pandemic slump with more passengers, more routes and Michael O’Leary back in combative mood
Vincent Boland: Toshiba needs to be rescued from itself as it all goes wrong yet againAggression towards outside investors is a sign that the Japanese heavyweight is sinking from the burden of ossified governance structures and misplaced loyalties
