National airline takes the partition route

BRAVO! Our ‘national’ airline is setting its hub in Belfast — UK.

National airline takes the partition route
Tue, 14 Aug, 2007 - 01:00
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Does that mean that British Airways will be transferring its hub to Shannon? Or have I got it mixed up.

What was all that 1916 and 1921 thing about again? Could we update on that?

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