The Commission has published its draft decision on the coordination parameters for the Winter 2019 scheduling season at Dublin Airport.
WOW AIR has ceased operations. See the full article for more information for passengers.
The Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR) has been notified of the decision of the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) to temporarily suspend the operation of all variants of the Boeing 737 Max aircraft into or out of Irish airspace. CAR is advising those affected to please be aware of your entitlements.
The Commission has published a notice providing clarifications on secondary slot trading, and separately in relation to warnings for slot series misuse.
Many passengers scheduled to fly into or out of Irish airports yesterday, Sunday 3rd March 2019, experienced disruptions. If your flight was delayed or cancelled, then it is important you are aware of your rights and entitlements.
The Commission has published a submission from Dublin Airport setting out its Capital Investment Programme (CIP) for the next price control period, which will commence in 2020 and last for at least four years.
If your flight is delayed or cancelled as a result of disruptions due to the Belgian Air Traffic Control Strike, then it is important you are aware of your rights and entitlements.
The Commission has published the results of quality of service monitoring of Dublin Airport for Q4 2018.
The Commission for Aviation Regulation is currently seeking a suitable candidate for the role of Licensing Officer under a specified-purpose contract for 2 years' duration.
The Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR) today publishes CN1 of 2019, detailing key dates and vital information for those travel agents and tour operators whose licences expire on 30 April 2019