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IAA Public Notification - Flypast Along the River Liffey

21 Jul 2016

The Irish Aviation Authority  (IAA) wishes to advise the residents of Dublin City and its environs that the Italian Aerobatic Display Team, the Frecce Tricolori, will carry out a flypast along the River Liffey at approximately 15:30 today, 21st July, in preparation for landing at Casement Aerodrome, Baldonnell.

The Frecce Tricolori will be taking part in the Bray Air Display this coming weekend on both Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th July.

For public information purposes the IAA wishes to advise residents that the aircraft will fly in formation of up to 13 aircraft. These aircraft are high powered jets, which will create an audible signature across Dublin during their flights.

Eamonn Brennan, Chief Executive of the Irish Aviation Authority said, “We’ve a long history of supporting aviation activities that help promote the aviation industry so we are very proud to be the main sponsor of the Bray Air Display 2016 in the year of the Centenary of the Easter Rising. We are honoured to have the Freece Tricolori participate in this year’s Air Display.

Aviation has played a critical role in the development of the Irish economy over the last 100 years and it remains a key part of the Irish economic system, supporting over 40,000 jobs directly. Air displays are a really fantastic way of connecting people with the aviation sector and for creating an interest for future generations of pilots, engineers, and enthusiasts. We’re all really looking forward to it.”

The IAA is the main sponsor of the Bray Air Display, which will feature 27 jets and 46 aircraft over the course of Saturday and Sunday.  The IAA is advising all those who hope to attend to arrive by 12:00 on each day and to use public transport.

For further information: www.brayairdisplay.com

For media enquiries, please contact:
Alec Elliott

Communications Executive
Irish Aviation Authority
Tel: +353 1 603 1418
Mob: +353 86 8223010

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