New legislation confirms break up of Aer Rianta

Aer Rianta will be split up into three separate companies, under legislation published today by Transport Minister Seamus Brennan.

Tue, 22 Jun, 2004 - 18:13

Aer Rianta will be split up into three separate companies, under legislation published today by Transport Minister Seamus Brennan.

However, the State Airport Bill 2004 only gives full independence to Dublin Airport, which will be controlled by the new Dublin Airport Authority.

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