Cutbacks looming at Shannon airport

The executive chairman says Dublin Airport Authority has withdrawn a €35m restructuring deal for Shannon Airport, after it was rejected by unions.

Tue, 20 Feb, 2007 - 07:44

The executive chairman says Dublin Airport Authority has withdrawn a €35m restructuring deal for Shannon Airport, after it was rejected by unions.

The measures included reducing costs by nine million euro per annum through 200 voluntary redundancies.

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