Let us undo the damage done by Aer Rianta

RECENT coverage of the Aer Rianta board’s profligate waste of taxpayers’money on free Mercs and Cartier perks highlighted what Ryanair has been saying for years about the abject failure and abuse of money at the airports monopoly.
Fri, 29 Oct, 2004 - 01:00

The Aer Rianta board delivered a regime at Dublin airport which the aviation regulator previously confirmed was 50% more inefficient than the best of its peers. The board wasted over €1 million of taxpayers’ money on perks and pay-offs to various members of the board and top management.

The last 10 years of the Aer Rianta board’s mismanagement of our airports also included the following (and this is not an exhaustive list)

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