Scrapped transatlantic route 'a blow for tourism'

Aer Lingus’s decision to scrap one of its Shannon transatlantic routes will deal a major blow to the region’s tourist industry, it was claimed tonight.

Scrapped transatlantic route 'a blow for tourism'

Aer Lingus’s decision to scrap one of its Shannon transatlantic routes will deal a major blow to the region’s tourist industry, it was claimed tonight.

The former state-owned carrier will cut its Shannon to Chicago service from September as well as axe flights from Dublin to Washington and San Francisco in October.

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