Aer Lingus EI-13X Pan Pan @ EIDW... lots of appreciation for vasaviation! #aerlingus #panpan #atc https://youtu.be/IqO3NayI86U
Aer Lingus EI-13X Birdstrike & Pan Pan

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Manchester Monday 8th June 2026.

On This Day 8th June 1992.

https://mancavgeek.co.uk/2026/06/08/manchester-monday-8th-june-2026/

Manchester Monday 1st May 2026.

On This Day 1st May 1992.

https://mancavgeek.co.uk/2026/06/01/manchester-monday-1st-may-2026/

Finally Happened: This US City Gets 3rd Long-Haul Route After 7 Years [Map] http://dlvr.it/TSpQhV #AerLingus #aircraft #Airlines #PittsburghInternationalAirport
Only 63% Full: Aer Lingus’ 10 Emptiest US Routes Revealed [Updated] http://dlvr.it/TSfcRt #AerLingus #aircraft #Airports #Europe

On This Day 18th May 2023.

G-EIDY, Airbus A330-302, Aer Lingus UK, at Manchester Airport, 18th May 2023.

#Manchester #MAN #EGCC #Airbus #A330 #AerLingus #OnThisDay
#AvGeek #aviation #planespotting #photography

Aer Lingus Launches 5 Exciting New Routes From Dublin This Month http://dlvr.it/TSZDfV #AerLingus #aircraft #Airlines #DublinAirport

Irish Independent : Independent | Irish airlines say jet fuel crisis won’t hit summer holidays

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Irish airlines assert that the jet‑fuel shortage sparked by the Gulf conflict will not disrupt summer holidays, with no significant rise in cancellations or fares expected. Aer Lingus chief executive Lynne Embleton and Ryanair’s counterpart say concerns about travel chaos are “completely over‑played,” emphasizing that both carriers have secured ample fuel supplies to see passengers through the crisis. Consequently, holidaymakers are encouraged to book their summer getaways with confidence.

Read more: https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/irish-airlines-say-jet-fuel-crisis-wont-hit-summer-holidays/a2129066581.html

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Irish airlines say jet fuel crisis won’t hit summer holidays

Concerns of holiday travel chaos due to the war in the Gulf have been “completely overplayed”, the chief executive of Aer Lingus has said.

Irish Independent