Shannon stopover to be discussed in US Congress

A bill that could affect the future of Shannon Airport is due to be introduced in the US Congress today.

Tue, 04 May, 2004 - 14:01

A bill that could affect the future of Shannon Airport is due to be introduced in the US Congress today.

The bill calls for an assessment of the economic impact that the abolition of the Shannon stopover could have on US companies based in the area.

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