Storm David causes nine flight diversions to Shannon Airport
NINE FLIGHTS diverted to Shannon Airport as a result of Storm David on Saturday.
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132k Easter passengers at Shannon Airport
Adam Mulkerrin, Airport Operations and Rebecca Gubbins, Screening Supervisor with the Easter Bunny at Shannon Airport. Photograph: Arthur Ellis MORE THAN 132,000 passengers are to fly through Shannon Airport over the Easter period.
Traffic up 14% in Shannon Airport for St Brigid’s Bank Holiday
SHANNON Airport is set to welcome over 24,000 passengers across the upcoming February bank holiday period. This figure represents a 14% jump on the same time last year, as the popularity of St Brigid’s bank holiday getaways soar. The early long weekend is encouraging travellers to swop the January blues for blue skies, with the …
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South-East Clare wind farms pose threat to Irish aviation
PLANNED WINDFARMS in South-East Clare have been labelled as a threat to Irish air safety with formal objections lodged by AirNav Ireland and Shannon Airport.
Ryanair announce Shannon routes to Madrid, Poznań, Rome & Warsaw for summer schedule
RYANAIR have announced the addition of four new routes from Shannon Airport for next summer.
9% increase in October Bank Holiday passengers at Shannon Airport
46,000 passengers are to travel through Shannon Airport this October Bank Holiday weekend.
Summer passenger numbers up 16% at Shannon Airport
SUMMER PASSENGER numbers at Shannon Airport were up sixteen percent this year.
Ryanair recruiting for 35 cabin crew roles in Shannon
RYANAIR have announced plans to 35 new cabin crew jobs in Shannon Airport.
Two Gardaí working full-time on case of €10m drug seizure involving Meelick ex Ryanair pilot
*Brendan O’Mara. A LAWYER for a former Ryanair pilot charged in connection with the possession of more than €10m of cannabis has told a court that he is in the process of having the material independently analysed.
Bail application pending before High Court for ex Ryanair pilot on €10m drugs charge
*Brendan O’Mara accompanied by Sergeant Rob Sheehy of the Limerick Divisional Drugs Unit. A FORMER Ryanair pilot who is charged in connection with the possession of more than €10m worth of drugs has an application for bail pending before the High Court, a court has heard.