Shannon management to discuss DAA stance

Management at Shannon Airport is to hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to discuss the news that the Dublin Airport Authority knew in advance of the Aer Lingus decision to end Shannon-Heathrow services.

Mon, 22 Oct, 2007 - 11:48

Reports this morning say the DAA was informed of the plan in June by an official at the Department of Transport.

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