Aer Arann to suspend services from Cork to Dublin and Belfast
The company said the daily flights between the airports will be suspended from Tuesday, August 31, due to a lease expiring on an aircraft servicing the routes.
Aer Arann said the 48-seat ATR-42 aircraft was one of the longest serving in its fleet. Currently, the airline operates one return flight per day, except Saturdays, between Cork and both Dublin and Belfast and both routes are served by the same Dublin-based aircraft.
