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13/08/2007
Protest Over Aer Lingus Shannon Move
Catholic and Church of Ireland bishops in the Republic have joined calls for Aer Lingus to reverse a decision to halt services from Shannon to Heathrow.
A joint statement was being distributed at masses and services in Ireland's mid-west.
It describes the plan to halt the service as very damaging.
Speaking on RTE's This Week radio programme, Chief Executive of Aer Lingus, Dermot Mannion said he does not expect the airline will change its decision about ending the Shannon to Heathrow air service, despite growing calls for it to do so.
However, he said was very confident that over time Aer Lingus would be seen to have done more than its fair share to meet regional development transportation issues at Shannon.
(CD)
A joint statement was being distributed at masses and services in Ireland's mid-west.
It describes the plan to halt the service as very damaging.
Speaking on RTE's This Week radio programme, Chief Executive of Aer Lingus, Dermot Mannion said he does not expect the airline will change its decision about ending the Shannon to Heathrow air service, despite growing calls for it to do so.
However, he said was very confident that over time Aer Lingus would be seen to have done more than its fair share to meet regional development transportation issues at Shannon.
(CD)
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29 August 2007
Cabinet Discusses Aer Lingus Issue
Aer Lingus' controversial decision to close its Shannon-Heathrow route has reportedly been discussed by the Cabinet at its first meeting since the Dail resumed after the summer break.
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Aer Lingus' controversial decision to close its Shannon-Heathrow route has reportedly been discussed by the Cabinet at its first meeting since the Dail resumed after the summer break.
19 October 2007
Ryanair Hits Out As Aer Lingus Takes Flight
With Aer Lingus proceeding with its plan to close the Shannon-Heathrow route and open a new Belfast hub instead, its biggest rival (and ironically, its biggest shareholder), Ryanair is now set to provide three additional daily flights to London to ensure Shannon Airport's capacity and traffic does not fall as a result of this Aer Lingus closure.
Ryanair Hits Out As Aer Lingus Takes Flight
With Aer Lingus proceeding with its plan to close the Shannon-Heathrow route and open a new Belfast hub instead, its biggest rival (and ironically, its biggest shareholder), Ryanair is now set to provide three additional daily flights to London to ensure Shannon Airport's capacity and traffic does not fall as a result of this Aer Lingus closure.
05 October 2007
British Midlands Rules Out Shannon Service
British Midlands has ruled out taking over the Aer Lingus service between Shannon and Heathrow, it has been confirmed. The Shannon Airport Authority (SAA) said that the decision was due to the airline's recent announcement that it was planning to operate 18 new services from Heathrow.
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05 November 2012
Aer Arann To Suspend Services From Waterford Airport
Aer Arann, operating as Aer Lingus Regional, is to suspend its services at Waterford Airport with effect from 6 January, 2013. The routes affected will be Aer Lingus Regional services from Waterford Airport to London Southend, London Luton and Manchester. The airline will continue to operate as normal from Waterford up to 6 January, 2013.
Aer Arann To Suspend Services From Waterford Airport
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