Ireland West Airport expects 75% collapse in 2020 passenger numbers

The airport reopened on July 1 with Ryanair resuming 40% of their schedule.
Ireland West Airport expects 75% collapse in 2020 passenger numbers
Ireland West Airport has had to reduce its workforce by 25%.
Tue, 04 Aug, 2020 - 09:59
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Ireland West Airport has revealed the devastating impact of Covid-19 on the airport's business.

Last year, the airport saw a record year for passenger numbers with 807,000 passengers using the facility after four consecutive years of passenger growth.

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