Bidders sought for €17m Donegal-Dublin air route

The new route is expected to see a minimum of two return flights on a daily basis
The Donegal-Dublin route was one of many axed with immediate effect after the collapse of regional carrier Stobart Air in early June. File photo

The Donegal-Dublin route was one of many axed with immediate effect after the collapse of regional carrier Stobart Air in early June. File photo

The Department of Transport has published a new €17m contract for the re-establishment of Donegal’s air link with Dublin from early next year.

The new tender for the public service obligation (PSO) route between the regional airport and the capital is aimed at signing up a supplier carrier on a three-year contract.

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