Ryanair to cut 1,000 flights between Ireland and UK

The cancelled flights will see 200,000 lost passengers for Cork, Shannon, Knock and Kerry airports, Ryanair has claimed. Picture: Denis Scannell
The cancelled flights will see 200,000 lost passengers for Cork, Shannon, Knock and Kerry airports, Ryanair has claimed. Picture: Denis Scannell

Ryanair has announced it is going to cut its Ireland and UK schedules by up to 1,000 flights in August and September.

The budget airline also claimed this would result in 200,000 lost passengers from Cork, Shannon, Knock and Kerry airports.

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