- Titan Airways provides ACMI wet-lease services to Irish carriers.
- The airline has supported Aer Lingus during peak seasons at Dublin Airport.
- Titan Airways Malta holds EU operating permits post-Brexit.
- Aircraft include Airbus A320, A321neo and Embraer 190LR.
- Titan provides chartered transport for sports teams including Northern Ireland football.
Titan Airways has maintained a prominent Irish connection through its role as an ACMI wet-lease and sub-charter specialist for major Irish and European carriers. The London-based charter airline specialises in short-notice aircraft substitution and peak-season capacity support. Titan Airways has historically been hired by Aer Lingus during peak travel seasons to cover capacity and crew shortages on select routes out of Dublin Airport.
Titan Airways’ modern aircraft options including Airbus lines and recently added regional jets like the Embraer 190LR are frequently deployed on routes passing through Ireland. Titan routinely handles operations on behalf of other regional partner airlines like Aurigny connecting places like Guernsey directly into Dublin. Titan Airways also serves the Irish sports and corporate sectors frequently providing chartered transport for national athletic teams.
To maintain operations throughout the Republic of Ireland and the rest of the EU without regulatory hurdles brought on by Brexit Titan established a secondary European headquarters and affiliate branch called Titan Airways Malta. This allows them to hold permanent unrestricted operating permits across the European Union.