A SPOKESPERSON for The Shannon Airport Group has confirmed that 15 commercial flight diversions were facilitated at Shannon Airport yesterday and early this morning due to Storm Isha.

Commenting, a spokesperson for The Shannon Airport Group said: “Shannon Airport was fully operational yesterday and last night, operating our normal schedule and available to accept aircraft diversions throughout Storm Isha.

“Our airport staff worked tirelessly yesterday and throughout the night to facilitate flights impacted by Storm Isha, managing 15 flight diversions yesterday and overnight. We expect to operate a normal flight schedule today, and we remain available to facilitate further diversions if required.”

Flights from Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Holland, Luxembourg, Poland, and the UK diverted to Shannon Airport during the course of the Storm. In total, ten flights due to land at Dublin Airport and four flights originally due to land at Cork airport diverted to Shannon. In addition, an Edinburgh bound flight which took off from Stansted diverted to Shannon at 02:37 this morning. All 15 flights landed safely.

Related News

st flannans college 1
HSE to reignite planning row by reapplying for €25m hospital on grounds of Ennis school
Tom Micks Photography
Ennis TY students aim to bring hundreds of primary school kids together through GAA and Gaelige
michael mcnamara 6
McNamara slams Diocese for ignoring wishes of the dead over hospital lands
old ennis national 1
Former Boys National School site a 'key project' as Ennis 2040 DAC retained
Latest News
st flannans college 1
HSE to reignite planning row by reapplying for €25m hospital on grounds of Ennis school
IMG_5315
Champions of inaugural North Munster Open crowned in Ennis
joe hayes cathal geary caelum killeen liam ger keane oran 1
Hayes hearty as minors claim silverware
Tom Micks Photography
Ennis TY students aim to bring hundreds of primary school kids together through GAA and Gaelige
michael mcnamara 6
McNamara slams Diocese for ignoring wishes of the dead over hospital lands
Premium
Six members of U20 squad join Clare senior training panel
Bridge Utd out to battle for Shield title
Storming finish sees Clare power into Munster U20 final
Lisdoonvarna sex offender remanded in custody for sexual abuse of primary school boy when he was a teenager
Ladies Cup victory 'means everything' for Tulla Utd

Annual Subscription!

The Clare Echo annual subscription for just €69.99 a year. 

Prefer to pay monthly? Click the monthly option and get the first six months for just €3 a month (less than 75c per week), and thereafter €8 per month. 

Cancel anytime, limited time offer. T&Cs Apply. www.clareecho.ie.