Examiner appointed to Shannon aircraft company

An interim examiner has been appointed to an aircraft maintenance company that employs over 200 staff at Shannon airport.

Examiner appointed to Shannon aircraft company
Mon, 05 Jan, 2015 - 16:17

An interim examiner has been appointed to an aircraft maintenance company that employs over 200 staff at Shannon airport.

The High Court has heard the Russian owned Transaero Engineering Ireland is feeling the effects of geo-political tensions.

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