Use dmy dates date April 2011 Infobox Airline airline AerLingus logo Aerlinguslogo.svg logo size 200 ... company slogan AerLingus. Great Care. Great Fare. parent AerLingus Group plc hubs div Dublin ... Davina Pratt Chief pilot div subsidiaries AerLingus Regional frequent flyer Gold Circle Club lounge ... About Us Financial Information publisher AerLingus date 28 February 2012 accessdate 28 February ... http www.aerlingus.com www.aerlingus.com AerLingus Group Plc ise EIL1 , LSE AERL an anglicisation ... Africa. ref AerLingus flies to several destinations in Morocco see Aer Lingus.com destinations ... of Dublin Airport . Formed in 1936, AerLingus is a former member of the Oneworld airline ... of Euro 1.2 billion. AerLingus flew 9.3 million passengers in 2010. ref name 2010results ... Financial Information publisher AerLingus date accessdate 17 April 2011 ref It has a mixed business ... class flights on transatlantic routes. AerLingus is 25.4 owned by its rival, Ryanair , and 29.4 owned ... owned 85 of the airline . The principal group companies include AerLingus Limited, AerLingus Beachey Limited, AerLingus Ireland Limited and Dirnan Insurance Company Limited, all of which are wholly owned. ref Cite web url http www.google.com finance?q aerlingus title AerLingus Group Plc ISE AERL quotes & news Google Finance publisher Google date accessdate 17 April 2011 ref AerLingus celebrated ... RTE News video http www.rte.ie news 2011 0326 aerlingus.html video AerLingus unveils newest aircraft ... AerLingus hopes for steady growth , published and visited 26 March 2011 ref History Early years File AerLingus DH.84 Dragon Manchester 1988.jpg thumb A DH.84 Dragon, repainted in the livery of AerLingus original aircraft Iolar at Manchester Airport , United Kingdom 1988 AerLingus was founded ... for Government investment through a parent company, AerLingus was associated with Blackpool ... Aviation The Complete Story year 1989 publisher Universities Press Ltd ref AerLingus Teoranta ... more details
Infobox Airline airline AerLingus Regional logo EI Regional Logo.png logo size 250 fleet size 9 1 orders destinations 19 IATA EI ICAO REA callsign AER ARANN parent div AerLingus founded 26 January 2010 ... AerLingus Regional is an AerLingus brand used for commuter and regional flights operated by Aer Arann on behalf of AerLingus. ref http www.aerlingus.com cgi bin obel01im1 Corporate aerarann.jspBV ... 0&P OID 8061&C OID 536890113 Aer Arann Franchise ref AerLingus Regional operates scheduled passenger ... Airport Waterford airports. History File AerLingus Regional EI REP .jpg thumb left EI REP Landing ... January 2010, when AerLingus hinted to the media that it was interested in expanding its UK services ..., with AerLingus saying bulk seats would be bought on Aer Arann planes without an actual financial take over. ref http www.breakingnews.ie business aerlingus ready to do cork deal 440956.html AerLingus ready to do Cork deal ref On 26 January 2010, it was confirmed that both AerLingus and Aer Arann ... announced by AerLingus Regional, in addition to a new route from Cork to Glasgow International Airport Glasgow . ref name franchise http www.aerarann.com about us news.htm 260110 AerLingus & Aer ... would all be transferred to AerLingus Regional. Aer Arann services to Blackpool International Airport Blackpool and Cardiff Airport Cardiff from Dublin would be transferred to AerLingus Regional also. Though Aer Arann and AerLingus co founded AerLingus Regional, Aer Arann operate all flights and will manage those flights with Aer Arann flight crew onboard. All aircraft are painted in AerLingus ... 12 routes as aerlingus regional.html Aer Arann to operate 12 routes as AerLingus Regional ... Ireland into AerLingus Regional from 25 March 2012. Routes that transferred to AerLingus Regional ... AerLingus Regional EI REL .jpg thumb right EI REL taxiing at Birmingham Airport, England 2011 . The Aer Arann alliance enables AerLingus passengers to book flights through aerlingus.com and all ... more details
AerLingus serve the following destinations as of 2011 11 11 lc on , some destinations are served seasonally as indicated and routes marked with are operated in conjunction with Aer Arann under the brand AerLingus Regional . File AerLingus Dest.png 380px thumb right legend 009E60 Ireland legend ADFF2F AerLingus destinations Africa Morocco Agadir Al Massira Airport winter seasonal Europe Austria Salzburg Salzburg Airport winter seasonal Vienna Vienna Airport Belgium Brussels Brussels Airport Bulgaria Burgas Burgas Airport summer seasonal Croatia Dubrovnik Dubrovnik Airport summer seasonal Czech Republic Prague Ruzyn Airport Finland Helsinki Helsinki Vantaa Airport summer seasonal France Bordeaux A roport de Bordeaux M rignac summer seasonal Grenoble Grenoble Is re Airport winter charter Lyon Lyon Saint Exup ry Airport Marseilles Marseille Provence Airport summer seasonal Nice C te d Azur Airport Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport Perpignan Rivesaltes Airport summer seasonal Rennes Saint Jacques Airport sup sup summer seasonal Toulouse Blagnac Airport summer seasonal Germany Berlin Berlin Brandenburg Airport begins 3 June 2012 Sch nefeld Airport ends 2 June 2012 D sseldorf D sseldorf Airport Frankfurt am Main Frankfurt Airport Friedrichshafen Friedrichshafen Airport winter charter Hamburg Hamburg Airport Munich Munich Airport Stuttgart Stuttgart Airport Greece Athens Athens International ... Dubai ref http www.independent.ie business irish aerlingus suspends dubai route in favour of us flights 1214940.html AerLingus suspend Dubai ref Europe Bulgaria Sofia Denmark Copenhagen ref name EI74 ... 0606 aerlingus.html?rss AerLingus cuts Los Angeles route ref , Newark, San Francisco References Reflist External links http www.aerlingus.com AerLingus website deep linking not possible Use dmy dates date October 2010 Use British English date October 2010 Category Lists of airline destinations AerLingus Category AerLingus Destinations ... more details
Use British English date May 2011 Use dmy dates date May 2011 Infobox Aircraft crash name AerLingus flight 164 image date start date 2 May 1981 type Aircraft hijacking Hijacking occurrence type Hijacking site London Heathrow Airport passengers 103 including 1 Hijacker crew 5 fatalities 0 survivors 108 aircraft type Boeing Boeing 737 200 737 200 737 200 operator AerLingus tail number origin Dublin Airport destination London Heathrow Airport AerLingus flight EI 164 was a scheduled Boeing 737 passenger flight, from Dublin Airport in the Republic of Ireland to London Heathrow Airport , which was hijacked on 2 May 1981. Five minutes out of Heathrow, Laurence James Downey, a 55 year old Australian, went into the toilet and doused himself in petrol gasoline before going to the cockpit with a cigarette lighter in hand. He initially demanded to be taken to Iran when told there was insufficient fuel he specified France. The plane landed at Le Touquet C te d Opale Airport and negotiators began discussions with Downey. He demanded that Pope John Paul II make public the Third Secret of Fatima . ref cite web url http www.rte.ie tv scannal aerlingushijack.html title Scannal AerLingus Hijack work RT .ie accessdate 24 August 2010 ref After nearly 10 hours of standoff, French special forces stormed the plane and apprehended Downey. No shots were fired and nobody was injured. In February 1983, Downey was sentenced to 5 years imprisonment for air piracy. ref cite news url http news.google.com newspapers?id aQrAAAAIBAJ&sjid w wFAAAAIBAJ&dq laurence james downey&pg 2279 2C2972167 title Hijacker sentenced work The Telegraph accessdate 24 August 2010 ref He was a former Trappist monk who had spent time in the Soviet Union and espoused a variety of fringe theories. References reflist Aviation accidents and incidents in 1981 coord missing France Category Aircraft hijackings Category AerLingus accidents and incidents Category Our Lady of Fatima Category Aviation accidents and incidents in 1981 ... more details
Use dmy dates date November 2010 Infobox Aircraft accident name AerLingus Flight 712 Date 24 March 1968 Type In flight airliner structural failure occurrence type Accident Site St George s Channel near Wexford, Ireland Fatalities 61 all Injuries 0 Aircraft Type Vickers Viscount 803 Operator AerLingus Tail Number EI AOM Passengers 57 Crew 4 Survivors 0 Flight 712 , operated by AerLingus crashed en route from Cork city Cork to London on 24 March 1968 killing all 61 passengers and crew. The plane, a Vickers Viscount 803 named St. Phelim , crashed into the sea off Tuskar Rock, Ireland Tuskar Rock , County Wexford . Although the investigation into the crash lasted two years, a cause was never determined. There has long been popular speculation that the aircraft was shot down by a British experimental ... no radio contact with EI AOM. London ATC requested AerLingus Flight EI 362 flying Dublin Bristol .... ref Air Investigation Report 1970 ref File AerLingus Viscount 808 Manchester 1963.jpg thumb One of the AerLingus Vickers Viscount fleet photographed in 1963 Aircraft The aircraft was a Vickers ... 0 Aviation Safety Network Accident Database EI AOM 28 March 1968 ref AerLingus operated approximately ... AOM Flight 712 were Captain Bernard Barney O Beirne, 35, who had joined AerLingus after three years ... Heffernan, 22, who had training with Airwork Services Training at Perth and joined AerLingus in 1966 ... Unit disclosed that AerLingus paperwork relating to a routine maintenance inspection carried ... caused by a mid air collision between the AerLingus Vickers Viscount and a French built ... has evidence to prove that a Fouga Magister trainer accidentally collided with the AerLingus aircraft ... had failed to lock in position correctly. All 61 people, including the four crew, on board the AerLingus ... since AerLingus Flight 712 References Reflist External links Air Accident Investigation Unit http www.aaiu.ie ... Category AerLingus accidents and incidents de AerLingus Flug 712 ... more details
orphan date October 2010 Notability music date August 2010 Infobox musical artist See Wikipedia WikiProject Musicians name The Lingus image caption image size Only for images narrower than 220 pixels background group or band alias origin Antrim, County Antrim Antrim , Northern Ireland genre Indie rock years active 2004 2008 label associated acts website http www.myspace.com thelingus www.myspace.com thelingus current members Michael Dillon, John Donnell, Mark Dillon The Lingus were an original indie rock act from Antrim, County Antrim Antrim , Northern Ireland . The band released three Extended play EP s during their career which met with critical acclaim from much of the Irish media. The band has enjoyed radio airplay from many stations including BBC Radio 1 http www.bbc.co.uk radio1 rorymcconnell tracklistingarchive.shtml?20061109 http www.bbc.co.uk radio1 rorymcconnell tracklistingarchive.shtml?20080403 and featured as unsigned act of the week on the Steve Lamacq show on BBC 6 Music in 2005. Live highlights included a show in London and several appearances at the Empire Music Hall in Belfast twice as part of the Belfest festival . The band also played support in Belfast to touring bands such as Larrikin Love , The Adventures and The Dudley Corporation. The band featured on many unsigned compilations including PSB 6 http www.smalltownamerica.co.uk discog.php STA024 Public Service Broadcast 6 , released by UK indie label Smalltown America in 2006. EPs This Can t Be It 2005 Eventide 2006 Rebuild The Bridges 2007 DEFAULTSORT Lingus Category British indie rock groups Category Rock music groups from Northern Ireland ... more details
AER is a three letter acronym that may refer to TOCright Business and organizations Action For Economic Reforms , a public interest research organization in the Philippines Army Emergency Relief Australian Energy Regulator A.E.R. , car manufacturer, a sub brand of B.N.C. Advanced Engine Research , an endurance racing car engine manufacturer Agri Energy Roundtable , a non governmental organization accredited by the United Nations Annual Equivalent Rate , as used in the UK Assembly of European Regions , an independent network of European Regions AER motorcycles Adverse event Report, in the United States, various voluntary or mandatory reports to the Food and Drug Administration made when drug and therapeutic biologic products are potentially connected to adverse changes in health or undesired side effects. Science Apical ectodermal ridge AER , critical component of vertebrate limb development Aerides , abbreviated Aer, the orchid genus Alcohol elimination rate , the rate by which ethanol is eliminated from the human body. smooth endoplasmic reticulum , or Agranular endoplasmic reticulum, a cell organelle Albumin Exceretion rate , Technology All electric range , the driving range of a vehicle using only electrical energy for propulsion Alignment Error Rate, a metric for word alignment used in Machine Translation Advanced error reporting , a PCIe technology for observing and reporting bus errors. Journalism All England Law Reports , covering the court system in England and Wales American Economic Review Places Adler Sochi International Airport , IATA airport code, Russia Aer , a skyscraper in Japan Finance Annual equivalent rate , a notational interest rate Average Earnings ratio , in stocks Administrative Expense Ratio , a ratio of general and administrative expenses to total revenue Other A r , a liturgical item in the Greek Orthodox Church aer Air classical element air ... aether breathed by the gods Aer language disambig de Aer es AER eo AER fr AER it AER ja AER ... more details
About the skyscraper other uses AER disambiguation for the chalice veil used in the Orthodox Church A r unreferenced date September 2009 File Aer Sendai .JPG thumb Aer skyscraper in Sendai, Japan Nihongo AerAer lowercase per WP MOSTM guide aeru is a skyscraper in Sendai , Miyagi Prefecture , Japan . Rising 31 stories to a height of 145.5 m, Aer is the tallest building in the Tohoku region and was partially constructed by robots. Overview Aer is a mixed used complex built as a part of the redevelopment of the west side of Sendai Station. Floors 1 to 4 are occupied by retail businesses, including chains such as Uniqlo and Maruzen . Floors 5, 6, and 7 are occupied by municipal government offices, while floors 8 through 30 are occupied by commercial offices. Located on the 31st floor are a free observation deck, and Heichinro , an expensive Chinese restaurant chain. A unique feature of this building is that is was partially constructed by robots. Citation needed date September 2009 The top floor was assembled with a lattice of overhead rails. It was jacked up and the first floor was then constructed. This process was repeated until the building stood at its full height. Robots welded, located columns and beams, pored and leveled concrete. The postal codes 980 61xx are reserved for this building, with xx indicating the floor of the building. Postal codes of 32 and higher are available to specific clients. As the tallest building in the Tohoku region, Citation needed date September 2009 Aer drew people s attention even since the beginning of its construction. The building is unrelated to the consumer finance company AEL, which is pronounced the same as Aer in Japanese. Building address 1 3 1 Ch , Aoba ku, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan. External links http www.sendai aer.com Sendai Aer.com ja icon coord 38.262565 140.8815 format dms display title type landmark region JP scale 10000 See also http freshaermovement.wordpress.com Aer , musical group from Boston, Massachusetts Category ... more details
A.E.R. was a France French automobile manufacturer and one time subsidiary of B.N.C. the marque offered two cars patterned on United States American models. One was an sv 1991cc six cylinder with CIME engine the other used a Lycoming Engines Lycoming side valve straight eight of 4241 cc and Delaunay Belleville chassis. Unusually, suspension was by a pneumatic device which soon proved unreliable. Production ceased after one year of manufacture 1930 , but the cars were later reissued under the name Talk A.E.R. Aigle link has been misleading Aigle , in models using conventional suspension. External links http perso.club internet.fr pboursin autohi3d.htm Enthusiast site for the marque French Category Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of France France company stub auto company stub ... more details
Infobox airline airline Aer Arann logo Aer arann regional logo.svg logo size 200 IATA RE ICAO REA callsign AER ARANN parent Aer Arann founded 1970 Galway ceased operations 10 April 2012 headquarters Dublin , Republic of Ireland Ireland key people div P draig C idigh Chairman bases small as AerLingus ... on behalf of AerLingus Regional , with a fleet of 10 aircraft dedicated to the operation. The airline ... Airport Waterford which operate under the AerLingus Regional brand. Aer Arann Islands is a small ... unchanged. In January 2010, Aer Arann and AerLingus founded AerLingus Regional which effectively removed ... own entity but continues to expand its presence at Cork under the AerLingus Regional brand. On 26 ... AerLingus Regional flights. It was understood by the high court in Dublin that Aer Arann would return ... operated flights to the AerLingus Regional brand. This would mean Aer Arann would now only operate on behalf of AerLingus Regional with the airline no longer operating routes as its own entity. ref ... 25 March 2012. All its services will transfer to AerLingus Regional on that date, streamlining services to a single brand. ref http www.aerarann.com about us news.htm Aer Arann to become AerLingus Regional ref Destinations see AerLingus Regional Aer Arann Islands destinations Aran Islands Inis ... to transfer for AerLingus Regional ATR 72 ATR 72 201 212 align center 4 align center 0 68 3 operate for AerLingus Regional ATR 72 ATR 72 500 ATR 72 500 align center 4 align center 0 72 All Operate for Aer ... 2012 The future of the Silver Club is unclear in the light of the transition to AerLingus Regional ... will earn AerLingus Gold Circle Club points ref http www.aerarann.com travel information faq.htm ... Aer Arann logo.svg thumb right Aer Arann s former logo, used between 2004 and 2011, although sometimes still used when displaying flights File Aer Arann Dublin Headquarters.jpg thumb right Aer Arann headquarters in Dublin File aer.arann.atr72.ei red.arp.jpg thumb right An Aer Arann ATR 72 taking off ... more details
Infobox airline airline Aer Turas image image size alt IATA ICAO callsign founded commenced Start date 1962 ceased End date 2003 04 aoc bases hubs Dublin Airport , Dublin secondary hubs focus cities frequent flyer lounge alliance subsidiaries fleet size destinations company slogan parent AerLingus headquarters key people revenue operating income net income assets equity website File Aer Turas EI CAK , Dublin, February 1993.jpg thumb right Aer Turas Douglas DC 8 freighter aircraft at Dublin Airport in 1993. Aer Turas Teoranta was an Republic of Ireland Irish airline and later a Freight freight operator based in Dublin, Ireland from 1962 until May 2003. History Aer Turas started operations in 1962 as an air taxi service from Ireland to the UK with a single de Havilland Dragon Rapide . They soon began to focus on freight rather than passenger operations and were quite successful for many years. In the 1980s AerLingus acquired a majority shareholding in Aer Turas. However a decade later, soaring insurance costs, increased competition and the turbulence following September 11, 2001 attacks September 11th terrorist attacks in the USA all contributed to an overall operating loss and ultimately resulted in the company going into receivership. Fleet They began with a single de Havilland Dragon Rapide. Soon they expanded the fleet with Douglas Aircraft Company Douglas DC3, DC4, DC7,DC8 63 , Bristol Aeroplane Company Bristol 170 and Canadair Canadair CL44 aircraft. Of the two remaining DC8 aircraft, EI CGO was sold to First International Airline s and EI BNA was to be broken up for spares. Aircraft operated File Aer Turas EI CGO , Dublin, February 1993 01 .jpg thumb right Aer Turas Douglas DC8 at Dublin Airport in 1993. de Havilland Dragon Rapide 1963 Bristol Britannia Bristol Freighter ... Aer Turas Portal Aviation http www.ruudleeuw.com rem aerturas.htm Aer Turas Remembered Airlines of Ireland ... in 1962 Category Airlines disestablished in 2003 Category Article Feedback 5 fr Aer Turas pl Aer ... more details
Aer is an Indo Aryan language spoken by approximately 300 people in Sindh , Pakistan . External links http www.ethnologue.com show language.asp?code aeq Aer Language http scriptsource.org cms scripts page.php?item id wrSys detail&uid sftvb6nzy8 aeq Arab Aer written with Arabic script Indo Iranian languages Category Languages of Sindh ie lang stub Pakistan stub simple Aer language ur ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Aer Lualdi & C SpA was an Italy Italian aircraft manufacturer helicopter manufacturer founded in Rome in 1953 in aviation 1953 by Carlo Lualdi , who had purchased a licence to produce a Hiller designed Helicopter rotor rotor system the Hiller Rotor Matic . Carlo Lualdi had previously used this rotor system in his experimental Lualdi Tassotti ES 53 and with his new company now built a succession of more powerful helicopters incorporating the Rotor Matic system with a gyro stabiliser of his own design. The Aer Lualdi L.55 L.55 and Aer Lualdi L.57 L.57 culminated in the Aer Lualdi L.59 L.59 which was selected for production by Macchi , but cancelled. Aer Lualdi ceased to exist by 1964 in aviation 1964 . Aviation lists Category Defunct aircraft manufacturers of Italy Category Defunct helicopter manufacturers fr Aer Lualdi it Aer Lualdi ... more details
Infobox Company name AER motorcycles logo type Private genre fate Ceased motorcycle production predecessor successor foundation 1937 founder Albert E. Reynolds defunct 1940 location city Liverpool location country United Kingdom location locations area served key people Albert E. Reynolds industry Motorcycle products Motorcycle s services market cap revenue operating income net income aum assets equity owner num employees parent divisions subsid homepage footnotes intl AER was a British motorcycle manufacturer. ref name IC cite web url http www.ianchadwick.com motorcycles britbikes title AER accessdate 2008 12 31 archiveurl http web.archive.org web 20090204003552 http ianchadwick.com motorcycles britbikes archivedate 4 February 2009 DASHBot deadurl no ref The name was from the initials of the founder, Albert E. Reynolds. Based in Liverpool and his company, AE Reynolds Ltd., ceased motorcycle production on the outbreak of the Second World War. ref name LM cite web url http www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk mol collections transport aermotorcycle.aspx title AER motorcycle accessdate 2008 12 31 ref History Founded in 1937 by Albert E. Reynolds, a The Scott Motorcycle Company Scott Motorycles dealer who began producing high quality motorcycles to his own design. ref name LM Reynolds had been influential in the development of a number of de luxe Scott specials built between 1931 and 1934. He ... AER motorcycle was a Scott engined twin cylinder Unit construction unit construction motorcycle ... cc AER for the 30 November 1939 issue and reported that Its charm lay in its excellent steering .... A 250 cc AER can be seen at the Museum of Liverpool . ref name LM Production was ended ... collections transport aermotorcycle.aspx AER 250cc two stroke motorcycle, 1938 http www.ozebook.com a.htm Picture of 1936 346cc AER Twin British motorcycle manufacturers Category Motorcycle manufacturers of the United Kingdom nl AER ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 The Aer Lualdi L.55 was a prototype Italy Italian helicopter , a development of the Lualdi Tassotti ES 53 featuring a far more powerful engine, a 134 kW 180 hp Lycoming O 360 . While the ES 53 had been purely experimental, the L.55 was Lualdi s first step towards a marketable aircraft. Lualdi aircraft Aviation lists Category Italian civil utility aircraft 1950 1959 Category Italian helicopters 1950 1959 Aero 1950s stub fr Aer Lualdi L.55 ... more details
COI date April 2009 File Logo youth regional network RGB 72dpi.jpg thumb right Logo of the AER Youth Regional Network Created by the Assembly of European Regions AER , the Youth Regional Network YRN is a platform ..., Michal Matlak Poland was elected Vice President. Background AER s Youth Regional Network was established .... See also Youth Participation Youth Summer School the AER Youth Summer School was introduced in 2001 ... summer school focuses upon a specific theme and is hosted by an AER member region . AER Youth Ambassadors Project each participant at the AER Youth Summer School is also an AER Youth Ambassador YA . The YA ... across Europe s regions. After each AER Summer School, the Youth Ambassadors organise activities in their regions related to the Summer School theme. The best YA project is awarded the AER Youth Ambassador Project Award. AER Youth Team the Youth Team was created to offer young people from the European regions an opportunity to work within AER s international organisational structure. The strategy and activities of the Youth Team are implemented at three levels regional promoting AER projects at regional level, being involved in the organisation of AER events and supporting young people in their home ... and the AER level cooperation with the AER committees . Awards Do you speak European? competition .... The Most Youth Friendly European Region MYFER Award in 2001, AER launched an award for the Most ... the most outstanding project or other initiative promoting youth issues. AER Scholarship AER offers one annual scholarship for a student based in an AER member region to undertake a course of study ... and living costs for the student to undertake a one year course at a university based in an AER member region abroad. Other AER European Citizens Forums The forums aim to engage young citizens and regional ... Regions http www.aer.eu en main issues youth.html AER Youth activities http www.aer.eu main issues youth youth councils organisations.html AER Youth Regional Network References div class references ... more details
infobox Company name Aer Rianta International type Public location Shannon Airport , br Shannon, County Clare Shannon , County Clare , br Republic of Ireland Ireland foundation 1988 homepage http www.ari.ie Aer Rianta International cpt ARI is an airport and retail holding and management company, registered in Dublin and with its head office on the grounds of Shannon Airport in Shannon, County Clare Shannon , County Clare . ref http www.ari.ie index.php?section 142 Contact Us . Aer Rianta. Retrieved on 7 July 2010. ref Aer Rianta is a subsidiary of Republic of Ireland Ireland s state owned Dublin Airport Authority . The company was established in 1988 as part of Aer Rianta now Dublin Airport Authority . The airport division holds a 20 stake in D sseldorf International Airport . It also formerly held stakes in Birmingham Airport, England Birmingham Airport sold off in September 2007 and Hamburg Airport sold off in 2006 . The airport retail division also operate the duty free shop s in Sheremetyevo International Airport Sheremetyevo Airport in Moscow , as well as at other Commonwealth of Independent States , Middle East and also in North America . In March 2007, Aer Rianta International and Barbados based Caribbean Airways announced a new joint venture retail business named CaribbeanAri Inc. The venture is to be debuted in Barbados Grantley Adams International Airport . The business will feature a Runway brand of luggage, cosmetics, clothing, chocolates, liquor and tobacco stores. ref cite news title Joint pact a good deal author first W. last B. authorlink authorlink2 url http www.nationnews.com story 324553414992884.php format agency newspaper The Daily Nation Barbados Nation Newspaper publisher location isbn issn oclc pmid pmd bibcode doi id date 30 March 2007 page pages at accessdate 4 January 2011 language trans title quote archiveurl http web.archive.org web 20070930153913 http www.nationnews.com story 324553414992884.php archivedate 30 September 2007 ref ref References ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 The Aer Lualdi L.57 was a prototype Italy Italian helicopter , a further refinement of Lualdi s ES 53 and L.55 designs. The aircraft featured a larger main Helicopter rotor rotor than its predecessors, a fibreglass tail rotor , and an autopilot . Lualdi aircraft Aviation lists Category Italian civil utility aircraft 1950 1959 Category Italian helicopters 1950 1959 Aero 1950s stub Mil aviation stub Euro mil stub Italy stub ... more details
ALSC may refer to aerlingus squash club Association for Library Service to Children Association of Literary Scholars and Critics Alert Life Sciences Computing, Inc. disambig ... more details
This is a list of airlines currently operating in Ireland . border 0 cellpadding 2 cellspacing 3 class wikitable sortable valign middle AIRLINE IATA ICAO airline code ICAO Callsign COMMENCED BR OPERATIONS NOTES Aer Arann RE REA AER ARANN 1970 Aer Lingus EI EIN SHAMROCK 1936 Aer Lingus Regional EI REA AER ARANN 2010 Air Contractors AG ABR CONTRACT 1972 Aviajet 1983 CityJet WX BCY CITY IRELAND 1992 Nex Aviation 2007 Ryanair FR RYR RYANAIR 1985 See also List of Airlines Category Airlines of Ireland Category Lists of airlines by country Ireland Category Ireland related lists Airlines ... more details
Tuskar Rock may refer to one of the following Tuskar Rock, Ireland , County Wexford, Ireland Tusker Rock , Bristol Channel, Wales note different spelling Aer Lingus Flight 712 Tuskar Rock air disaster at Tuskar Rock, Ireland, in 1968 Grove Atlantic, Inc. Tuskar Rock publishing imprint disambig ... more details
Dermot Mannion is the current Deputy Chairman of Royal Brunei Airlines ref http www.aapairlines.org resource centre AAPA SP 54AP DGspeech 5Nov10.pdf ref and former Chief Executive Officer of Aer Lingus . Mannion was born in 1958 in Sligo , Republic of Ireland Ireland , one of eight children four brothers and three sisters . He attended school at Marist Brothers St. John s Boys School and Summerhill College , in Sligo. He went on to Trinity College, Dublin , where he graduated with a Bachelor of Business Studies in 1979. When he left college, he first worked with Ulster Investment Bank for a few years, before moving to Emirates Airlines in 1987. In 2005, while President, Group Support Services with Emirates, he joined Aer Lingus as CEO. ref name AL Cite web url http www.aerlingus.com cgi bin obel01im1 content display html.jsp?BV SessionID 1422815410.1239326374 &BV EngineID ccciadegmgfjgdecefecfigdffgdfkl.0&P OID 8047&Category 0&C OID 536881495 title Aer Lingus Announces Dermot Mannion to Step Down ref Deadlink date April 2009 He oversaw the privatisation of Aer Lingus in 2006 and saw it through two attempted takeover bids by main rival Ryanair . References Reflist Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Mannion, Dermot ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH 1958 PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Mannion, Dermot Category Irish businesspeople Category People from Sligo town Category 1958 births Category Aer Lingus Category Living people Category People educated at Summerhill College Ireland business bio stub ... more details
List of airlines of Republic of Ireland Ireland . border 0 cellpadding 2 cellspacing 3 class wikitable sortable valign middle AIRLINE ICAO airline code ICAO IATA CALLSIGN COMMENCED BR OPERATIONS Aer Arann REA RE AER ARANN 1970 Aer Lingus EIN EI SHAMROCK 1936 Air Contractors ABR AG CONTRACT 1972 Aviajet 1983 CityJet BCY WX ICEJET 1994 Nex Aviation 2007 Ryanair RYR FR RYANAIR 1985 See Also List of airports in Ireland Transport in Ireland List of airlines in Europe List of airlines Category Airlines of the Republic of Ireland Category Lists of airlines by country Ireland Category Republic of Ireland related lists Airlines ... more details
Rugby team teamname Swords image fullname Swords Rugby Football Club union Irish Rugby Football Union IRFU br Leinster Rugby Leinster nickname founded 1948 as Aer Lingus ground ALSAA Sports Complex, Swords, Dublin Swords capacity countryflag IRE countryflagvar Rugby president Alan Butler chairman coach TBC Swords RFC is an Ireland Irish Rugby union rugby team based in Swords, County Dublin , Fingal County. They play in Leinster League Division Three Division Three of the Leinster League . The club colours are green and navy. History The club started out as Aer Lingus, and disbanded some time later on as a result of failing attendances, but was resurrected in the early 1960 s. 1993 saw the club s first major triumph, in the then Leinster Junior 3A League, beating Terenure College RFC Terenure College , after putting St Mary s College RFC St Mary s College to the sword in the semi final. In the 2000 2001 season they played in the Leinster League Division One First Division of the Leinster League before being relegated at the end on account of points difference. They changed their name to ALSAA Aer Lingus Social and Athletic Association in the 2002 2003 season, and then changed to their present name in July 2005. Famous past players include Dave McHugh, ex international referee, and AJ Clarke, the former Connacht prop who started his career at ALSAA. Leinster rugby legend, Kenny Nuzum, continues to line out for the club to this day. Youth Rugby In 2005, Swords RFC launched am ambitious project to introduce youth rugby into the town. The club appointed its own Youth Development Officer. This season they will field teams from Under 8 all the way up to Over 35s. Honours Leinster League Division Three 1998 1999 as Aer Lingus Contact www.swordsrfc.com info swordsrfc.com References http www.swordsrfc.com Swords RFC Leinster League Division Three Ireland rugbyunion team stub Category Irish rugby union teams Category Rugby clubs established in 1948 Category Sport in Fingal Cat ... more details
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