Increased frequency on nine routes results in 200,000 extra seats for services from Shannon Airport
AN ADDITIONAL 200,000 seats will be available for passengers from Shannon Airport on nine services this summer.
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Shannon Airport set to welcome over 46,000 passengers for May Bank Holiday weekend
OVER 46,000 passengers are expected to pass through Shannon Airport for the May Bank Holiday weekend.
€3.1m airbridge enhancement programme completed at Shannon Airport
Pictured are Niall Kearns (right), Airport Director, Shannon Airport and John O’Leary, Capital & Engineering Projects Manager, Shannon Airport. Photograph: Arthur Ellis A €3.1m upgrade of six airbridges at Shannon Airport has been completed.
Shannon Airport strengthens security team
SHANNON AIRPORT has expanded its security team ahead of the summer holiday season.
24 hour bus servicing Shannon Airport part of plans to improve 343 route
*Photograph: Joe Buckley A NEW 24 hour bus to serve Shannon Airport is included in planned enhancements to the 343 bus service.
Shannon Airport set to hit two million passenger mark for 2024
*Shannon Airport. SHANNON AIRPORT is gearing up to have two million passengers by the end of 2024, for the first time in fifteen years.
Protesters bring Shannon Airport access road to a standstill
*Photograph: Joe Buckley SHANNON AIRPORT’s access road was brought to a standstill by protesters on Sunday.
Ryder Cup in Adare brings new life to potential of rail spur for Shannon Airport
*Shannon Airport. ADARE hosting the Ryder Cup in 2027 strengthens the argument to finally get the rail spur to Shannon Airport on track.
60 year old Portuguese woman appears in court over €484k cannabis seizure at Shannon Airport
A 60-year old woman has appeared in court charged in connection with a seizure of cannabis with an estimated street value of €480,000 at Shannon Airport last Sunday.
An ‘economic push’ can help Shannon Airport relieve pressure from Dublin
*Photograph: Joe Buckley AN “economic push” needs to be given to Shannon Airport by new Taoiseach Simon Harris (FG) and his Cabinet colleagues to relive ongoing pressure on Dublin Airport.