Govt 'won't intervene' in Aer Lingus Shannon pull-out

The Government tonight dismissed calls from a senior Cabinet minister to force Aer Lingus to reverse its controversial cutback plan at Shannon.

Thu, 16 Aug, 2007 - 20:19

The Government tonight dismissed calls from a senior Cabinet minister to force Aer Lingus to reverse its controversial cutback plan at Shannon.

The ending of the profitable Heathrow service has sparked massive objection in the Mid-West, a planned 48-hour pilot strike and the potential loss of €100m in local investment.

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