Airlines discuss flight-sharing plan

Two Irish airlines are in talks about a "commercial alliance" to operate joint flights.

Airlines discuss flight-sharing plan

Two Irish airlines are in talks about a "commercial alliance" to operate joint flights.

Under the proposals, Aer Lingus and Aer Arann would link up on flights from smaller UK cities to Dublin and Cork, with the smaller company operating feeder serices for Aer Lingus.

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