Kerry Airport to remain open despite the loss of Ryanair flights

Only the Kerry to Dublin flights will remain
Ryanair will cease all flights from the Munster region, including Kerry, Cork and Shannon airports for four weeks from November 14. Picture: MacMonagle

Ryanair will cease all flights from the Munster region, including Kerry, Cork and Shannon airports for four weeks from November 14. Picture: MacMonagle

Kerry Airport is to remain open despite the cessation of all its flights, apart from the twice-daily regional route to Dublin.

The airport, which is heavily subsidised by the State managed to retain all its 67 staff during the last lockdown but the impact on staff by the recent changes is not known yet. 

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