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16/12/2013
Flybe Ending Services Out Of Ireland
Flybe, Europe's largest regional airline, is to pull out of Shannon Airport.
Flybe was the first airline that committed to Shannon after the airport had secured its independence from the Dublin Airport Authority at the beginning of the year.
The UK-based airline announced that it would end its operations at Shannon from 05 January, 2014.
Flybe will also end its flights to Edinburgh out of Ireland West Knock airport.
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Flybe was the first airline that committed to Shannon after the airport had secured its independence from the Dublin Airport Authority at the beginning of the year.
The UK-based airline announced that it would end its operations at Shannon from 05 January, 2014.
Flybe will also end its flights to Edinburgh out of Ireland West Knock airport.
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