Now let’s have competing air terminals

TRANSPORT Minister Seamus Brennan’s announcement on the break-up of the Aer Rianta monopoly is strongly welcomed

Now let’s have competing air terminals
Wed, 16 Jul, 2003 - 01:00
the entire Irish tourism sector, including the airlines.

We support the Government's plan to see the end of the Aer Rianta monopoly and to allow Cork and Shannon, under their own local management, to compete for business with airports across Europe.

We agree with the Government that competition lowers costs and improves services monopolies do not.

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