Kerry Airport steps up warning over 'bleak winter'  

File photo dated 05/04/20 of Ryanair jets parked up on the runway of Dublin airport. Ryanair has said it will reduce its flight capacity by 20% in September and October after forward bookings "notably weakened" in recent days. PA Photo. Issue date: Monday August 17, 2020. The budget airline has reported a drop-off in flight bookings over the past ten days driven by "uncertainty over recent Covid case rates in some EU countries". It said the cuts will reduce the frequency of flights from countries such as Spain, France and Sweden, after travel restrictions increased due to rising Covid-19 case rates. See PA story AIR Ryanair. Photo credit should read: Niall Carson/PA Wire

The boss of Kerry Airport has stepped up his warning about the financial outlook, saying it is facing "a bleak winter" as key flights to Manchester and Belin are withdrawn in the coming months. 

Chief executive John Mulhern said that he remained confident the Government was aware of the worsening finances at all airports and will deliver targeted and appropriate measures.