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Flights from Shannon to Paris and Barcelona available from next summer

The move, welcomed by Shannon Airport CEO Mary Considine, will connect the mid-west to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport as well as one of the continents most visited cities.

Flights from Shannon to Paris and Barcelona available from next summer

Wed, 06 Nov, 2019 - 10:58

Digital Desk staff

Aer Lingus have announced that flights from Shannon to Paris and Barcelona will be available from next year.

The move, welcomed by Shannon Airport CEO Mary Considine, will connect the mid-west to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport as well as one of the continents most visited cities.

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