Hainan is China’s largest independent airline and it is launching a new service from Dublin to Beijing. Hainan Airlines will launch a new year-round service from Dublin to Beijing starting on 12 June.

This marks the airline's second long haul announcement for 2026, following the launch of its upcoming Raleigh–Durham (RDU) ...

American Airlines is upgrading its current summer-only daily service between Dublin and Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) in Texas to a year-round service from this October. The US airline also confirmed that ...

American Airlines will restart three Dublin flights this spring. It is bringing daily flights to Dallas/Fort Worth, Charlotte and Chicago back for Irish travellers. As demand for Dublin flights ...

Most expect numbers at the country’s biggest gateway to top 36 million in 2025. The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) ruling ...

Hainan Airlines plans to begin Dublin and Edinburgh flights on 12 June with Airbus A330s. The carrier will operate Beijing-Edinburgh-Dublin and Beijing-Dublin-Edinburgh on a twice-weekly basis for ...

Airlines are preparing to axe flights at Dublin Airport amid a row over its 32 million a year passenger limit while a recent An Bord Pleanála draft ruling could hinder efforts to lift the ...

DUBLIN Airport has confirmed that they will be “fully operational” today despite a number of flights being cancelled due to Storm Darragh. The capital’s airport said that strong winds overnight left a ...

Airport is in the middle of a hiring blitz for expected surge in passengers and new flights A new report shows that as many as 30.1 million seats could be available out of Dublin next summer. Photo: ...

American Airlines has launched the first non-stop flights from Dallas Fort Worth International (DFW) Airport to Dublin, Ireland. The service begins immediately. Non-stop flights from Dallas to Munich, ...

US industry group Airlines for America is among those piling pressure on planners Top airlines threaten business cuts if Dublin Airport expansion refused Major airlines are warning they will move ...