Ennis Chamber 'deeply concerned' by possibility of removal of transatlantic Aer Lingus flights

Ennis Chamber 'deeply concerned' by possibility of removal of transatlantic Aer Lingus flights
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Ennis Chamber has said it is 'deeply concerned' by the possibility of Aer Lingus moving its transatlantic fleet out of Shannon Airport.

The airline operates 14 flights per week to New York and Boston during the summer travel season, but its two planes have been grounded due to Covid-19 restrictions.

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