Loss of Aer Lingus flights is good news

SO much ado about nothing. The press can make a little hill into a high mountain.

Loss of Aer Lingus flights is good news
Thu, 31 Jul, 2003 - 01:00

Reading the reports last week you would think Cork Airport was going to close down.

The loss of Aer Lingus flights to Dublin is very good news for all airlines offering direct flights out of Cork.

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