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- Ryanair commits to resuming 600 weekly flights to and from Ukraine within eight weeks of airspace reopening, connecting major Ukrainian cities to over 20 EU capitals.
- The DAA pledges to provide on-the-ground assistance and training to Ukrainian airports once the conflict ends, proposing a team of 50 staff to aid in various operational roles.
- The pioneer Airbus A320 in Aer Lingus' fleet, registered as EI-CVA, concludes its 23-year tenure, marking a significant milestone in the airline's history.
- An online ad erroneously promoting flights from Limerick to Heathrow instead of Shannon Airport generates humour and banter among residents, highlighting the mix-up.
- Cork Airport achieves recognition as Ireland's best-performing commercial state body for energy savings for the second consecutive year, planning to invest in a solar farm for sustainable energy generation.
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