Loss of Aer Lingus from Shannon would be 'devastating'
Aer Lingus has said it is reviewing the scale of their flying programme from Shannon and Cork airports
The government is being urged to map out “a very clear strategy” for the aviation sector in the midwest region after concerns were raised this week about Aer Lingus’ continued presence at Shannon Airport.
The airline's chief executive Sean Doyle said in July that they were reviewing the scale of their flying programme from Shannon and Cork airports and the ongoing viability of their regional bases.



