Shannon Airport welcomed over 1.5m passengers in 2022 but still shy of 2019 levels
OVER 1.51 million passengers were welcomed to Shannon Airport in 2022 but it remains shy of its 2019 levels.
OVER 1.51 million passengers were welcomed to Shannon Airport in 2022 but it remains shy of its 2019 levels.
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill RETAINED LOSSES PRE-PANDEMIC OF €2.2m have been recorded for the Shannon Heritage sites under the operation of Shannon Airport Group.
*Grainne Flynn and Mary Collins (Abbeyfeale) welcome home their sister and aunt Bríd, who just arrived in Shannon Airport having travelled home from Sydney via London Heathrow – her first time home since 2019. ALMOST 75,000 passengers are expected through to the doors of Shannon Airport for the festive season.
*Philip Brennan. NEWMARKET-ON-FERGUS artist, Philip Brennan has been inspired by Shannon’s aviation history in a new display now on show at Shannon Airport.
RYANAIR HAVE ADDED two new Mediterranean routes to its offering at Shannon Airport.
*Photograph: Joe Buckley SCOPING A POTENTIAL green hydrogen plant in Shannon is to be explored as part of a new project which is among the first of its kind in the country.
*Cllr Gerry Flynn with Shannon Heritage workers at a recent demonstration. Photograph: Natasha Barton SHANNON AIRPORT GROUP have been slammed by county councillors for running the infrastructure at Bunratty Castle & Folk Park fall into “into the ground”.
LAND has been broken on the Shannon Airport Group’s latest €6m commercial property development.
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*CEO of The Shannon Airport Group, Mary Considine. Photograph: Joe Buckley CREATING a unique selling point (USP) for Shannon Airport was among the main focuses of a strategy devised by management during the pandemic.