Irish air space due to open at 4am

Restrictions at most Irish airports will be lifted at 4am on Thursday morning.

Irish air space due to open at 4am
Wed, 05 May, 2010 - 21:49

Restrictions at most Irish airports will be lifted at 4am on Thursday morning.

The Irish Aviation Authority says overflights of Irish airspace between North America and Europe will continue as normal.

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