Ryanair cuts flights as airport debt row escalates

THE political row over Cork Airport’s debt crisis intensified last night after Ryanair cut flights on its Liverpool route because of “outrageous” hikes in airport charges.

Ryanair cuts flights as airport debt row escalates
Thu, 09 Mar, 2006 - 00:00
Eoin English

Europe’s biggest airline said it plans to switch the flights to Kerry Airport where costs are lower.

It blamed the Government for putting Cork Airport management in a situation where they had no option but to raise charges.

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