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02/08/2007
Bank Holiday Rush Expected At Shannon Airport
Airport managers have revealed that they expect nearly 60,000 passengers to travel through Shannon Airport over the August Bank Holiday weekend.
A 9% rise in numbers is expected at the airport as holidaymakers head for sunnier climes.
European destinations are expected to be the most popular choice for travellers.
Passengers are being advised to leave plenty of time for their journey in order to comply with check-in and security regulations.
Details can be found at: www.shannonairport.com
(KMcA/SP)
A 9% rise in numbers is expected at the airport as holidaymakers head for sunnier climes.
European destinations are expected to be the most popular choice for travellers.
Passengers are being advised to leave plenty of time for their journey in order to comply with check-in and security regulations.
Details can be found at: www.shannonairport.com
(KMcA/SP)
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