Accessible sun flights

ONE of Ireland’s leading tour operators, Slatterys Sun, is to operate to three sun destinations from Galway and Waterford airports.

Accessible sun flights
Sat, 07 Apr, 2007 - 01:00
Barry Coughlan

The company is offering twice-weekly services to Malaga, Faro and Bordeaux from both regional airports.

David Slattery, CEO, said the decision was taken to make travel to popular sun destinations as accessible as possible.

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