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This is Squawk 7000, bringing you a round-up of aviation news for this week starting November 28th, the headlines and information brought to you in association with Flying In Ireland.com. Remember to subscribe and keep us as Ireland's number one aviation podcast and get the news delivered to your device every Monday morning.In the headlines this week, Hot on the heels of Norwegian, WOW and Play, a new low-cost airline, promises to bring back budget transatlantic flights. CHC Helicopter announced it had completed a trial collaboration with Priority 1 Air Rescue to deliver ground-breaking Virtual Reality ('VR') training for its Search and Rescue ('SAR') technical crew members. Cork and Dublin's airports are set to scrap the rule that liquid containers in carry-on luggage must have a maximum capacity of 100ml as soon as next year. Minister of State, Hildegarde Naughton, has asked her department to commence the mid-term review of the Regional Airports Programme.

This is Squawk 7000, bringing you a round-up of aviation news for this week starting November 21st; the headlines and news are brought to you in association with Flying In Ireland.com. Remember to subscribe and keep us as Ireland's number one aviation podcast and get the news delivered to your device every Monday morning.In the headlines this week, The Board of DAA has appointed Kenny Jacobs as the company's new Chief Executive Officer. Up to 500 jobs at Dublin Airport were offered when Dublin Airport operator DAA held a two-day job fair for prospective candidates at the weekend. And we have a final report from EATS Berlin on Virtual Training software for Airbus - currently being developed in Dublin.

This is Squawk 7000, bringing you a round-up of aviation news for this week starting November 14th; the headlines and news are brought to you in association with Flying In Ireland.com. Thank you for subscribing and keeping us as Ireland's number one aviation podcast. In the headlines this week, Israeli national airline EL AL has announced a new service from Tel Aviv to Dublin starting in March 2023, Atlantic Flight Training Academy (AFTA) has announced a new Pilot Training Partnership with GlobeAir, a private jet charter company, to train cadets for their future careers as commercial pilots in 2023 and 2024 and we have a report from Berlin and the European Aviation Training Symposium.

This is Squawk 7000, bringing you a round-up of aviation news for this week starting November 7th; the headlines and news are brought to you in association with Flying In Ireland.com. Thank you for subscribing and keeping us as Ireland's number one aviation podcast for three weeks running. In the headlines this week, over 300 Delegates Attended Shannon International Aviation Leasing Conference in Limerick, Avolon reports $141 million of net income in Q3, and the Irish Air Spectacular 2023 Calendars are available.News this week from the Shannon International Aviation Conference (SILC), Manna.aero, Irishairspectacular.ie, Belfast City Airport, LoganAir, UPS, Ryanair, Emerald Airlines, Isle of Man Airport, and Avolon,

In the headlines this week, Ireland comes in after India as the country with the highest share of female pilots. A busy weekend for Irelands Airports, and the IAA conducts a stakeholder consultation on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (Drones) and Geographical Zones.News this week, too, from the DAA, Cork Airport, Safe Drone Academy, SERE Holdings 247 Aviation, Emerald Airlines, Private Flyer Fest, International Society of Women Airline Pilots, Mason Hayes & Curran LLP, Simtech Aviation.

You're listening to Squawk 7000, bringing you a round-up of aviation news for this week starting October 24; the headlines and news are brought to you in association with Flying In Ireland.com. In the headlines this week, a new Interim CEO for the Aviation Regulator and the state of mental well-being in aviation discussed at a conference in Dublin. Ireland leads the way in the development of Drone aviation. Mark Dwyer reports from Croke Park at the PILOT CAREERS LIVE DUBLIN exhibition and has a few tips for those attending assessment interviews.News this week from Aer Lingus, Atlantic Flight Training, IAA, RyanAir, European Aviation Wellbeing Conference, Irish Air Corp. AerCap Holdings, Avtrain, Wing, EirTrade, CDB Aviation, Dynam Aviation Ireland, AerLingus UK. Trevor Buckley

You're listening to Squawk 7000, bringing you a round-up of aviation news for this week starting October 17th; the headlines and news are in association with Flying In Ireland.com. In the headlines, October is conference season, and we have news of some upcoming events. GainJet get ETOPS approval for their Gulfstream fleet, and the Kinsale Aviation Festival is set to return.News this week from GainJet, CHC Helicopters, Way2Work, FunFly Aerosports, National Flight Centre, European Aviation Wellbeing Conference, Acumen Aviation, Pilot Careers, Foynes Museum, AerCap, Tecnam Aircraft, Ireland West Airport and the Irish Business & General Aviation Association IBGAA. Send your aviation stories to news@squawk7000.iewww.flyinginireland.com

This is Squawk 7000 with a round-up of aviation news for this week starting October 10th; for the winter months, we'll bring you the headlines in association with Flying In Ireland.com.  In the headlines, Ryanair Announce a new Dublin to Cluj Route, FunFly Aerosports Flying Club feature on RTÉ Radio's Claire Byrne Show, The Airline Pilot Club Restart their Tuesday Webinar Series and Aer Lingus Return to Hartford with news of more transatlantic routes.Remember, if you have club news, tell your PR to include us in their emails and send your stories to news@squawk7000.ie. 

The Iolar Challenge 2022 was held at Ballyboughal Airfield and organised by the Air Activities team of Scouting Ireland. This year’s event was attended by over 120 youth participants who were aged between 12 & 17 years old and hailed from all over Ireland. The event opened for check-in on Friday evening. Everyone camped on-site for the weekend with full catering and even an outdoor cinema which features a message from Commander Chris Hadfield wishing the scouts the best for their event. Chris is a Canadian retired astronaut, engineer, fighter pilot, and musician. In all, over 130 participants were educated in the practicalities of aviation and they had a great opportunity to be bitten by the aviation bug. Ballyboughal Airfield, the Air Activities team and all the volunteers look forward to seeing them progress through their Scouting Ireland Air Skills Badge levels and maybe even taking up a career in the aviation industry in Ireland.