April 24th Aviation News from Ireland

Welcome to Squawk 7000's weekly round-up of aviation news, brought to you in partnership with Flying In Ireland.com, starting April 24. Remember to subscribe and keep us your top choice for Ireland's aviation podcast, delivering news to your device every Monday morning. Last weekend's Birr Fly-In is one of this week's top headlines, having raised €13,600 for SVP in Birr. This brings the total raised to just over €335,600. The next breakfast fly-in for general aviation pilots is scheduled for April 30 at 10:00 am at the ILAS Field in Wexford.

In other news, Dublin-based Acumen Aviation announced that its CAMO business has been awarded IAA Airbus A320neo family (A319/320/321) CAMO approval. Aer Lingus is moving its JFK operations from Terminal 5 to Terminal 7, hosting flights to Dublin, Manchester, and Shannon. This move follows British Airways' recent relocation to Terminal 8, and Etihad has begun flying its new Airbus A350 from Dublin to Abu Dhabi, offering more seats for business and economy passengers.

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