Just saw a video on YouTube that shows one of the engines fan blades missing and the rest severally damaged.
https://youtube.com/shorts/44s_uPyrpg0?is=oRnn0yrTMTtC32mq

So it's a Ryanair air frame. I thought it was a Malta Air airframe.  (Yes I'm aware Ryanair own Malta air , I thought it was a Malta air airframe involved)

An article on the news's about a Malta air flight loosing a window and sucking a passenger out.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgk65knkyzdo

I'm just wondering if there are any issues or NOTAM's for BFS taxiway's? The last 2 flights that landed jet 2 and Easyjet have stopped and turned on the run way to use one of the middle exits facing the terminal?

Nothing to get excited about in that line up, very disappointing - the only new aircraft are the PC-24,and A-321 XLR.

Line up revealed as per the official website https://brayairdisplay.com/in-the-air/

QuoteAer Lingus Airbus A321XLR – A showstopping appearance from the next-generation commercial airliner shaping the future of the skies.

AeroSuperBatics Wingwalkers – Heart-stopping stunts and sky-high thrills as daredevils dance on the wings of flying aerobatic biplanes.

Black Knights Parachute Team – Watch the skies open up with a spectacular display of precision parachuting.
Coastguard Heli & Fixed Wing: A powerful tribute to Ireland's heroes, featuring the AW189 helicopter and Beechcraft B200 King Air.

Emerald Airlines – Ireland's regional airline takes to the air, showcasing exceptional skill and style.
Garda Air Support Unit – Ireland's aerial policing powerhouse demonstrates its vital "eyes in the sky" capabilities.

Iolar EI-ABI: Aer Lingus' oldest aircraft returns to the skies for a historic, vintage 90th anniversary flight.

Irish Air Corps – Dynamic, high-octane military flypast and aerobatics display from the nation's dedicated aerial guardians.

Irish Historic Flight Foundation – Classic Stearman and Chipmunk vintage aircraft beautifully evoke the golden age of aviation.

P-51 Mustang Marinell – Feel the speed and thunderous roar of "Marinell", the legendary WWII P-51 warbird fighter.

National Flight Centre Pilot Academy: The next-generation, two-seat IFR training aircraft showcasing the future of flight instruction.

Richard Goodwin – Gravity-defying, high-energy muscle biplane aerobatics as you've never seen before.

Stellaer PC24 �– The "Super Versatile Jet" takes centre stage, built to conquer short and unpaved runways.

Strikemaster – Feel the raw power and deafening roar of a classic jet in a thrilling solo performance.

Team Raven – Mind-boggling precision and close-formation aerobatics by a spectacular team of seven Van RV8 aircraft.

I saw this earlier just as I was about to board my easyjet flight. Has me quite worried about future low cost trips as well as the possibility of reduced routes/flights after layoffs come from the takeover as they usually do.

EasyJet has reached an agreement in principle with a US investment firm over a potential takeover.

I fear this is not good news for European travellers.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgjxx7ngz51o

A Cessna A152 Aerobat (G-BRCD) crashed in a field off Mill Lane, High Ongar, Epping Forest, Essex. Both occupants died in the crash.

More here....  https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/573218

Due 1229 from EDI 2Excel aviation Boeing 737-76N G-NEWG as BRO162P. Must be a charter for a team, im assuming, due to its interior configuration?

A lot being scrapped.

Not alot to replace.