Shannon-Heathrow: Looks like we’re pretty much screwed |
| Published: October 12, 2007, 5:04 am |
| Tags: all, transport, europe, travel amp tourism, end of shannon heathrow, party political patronage, aer lingus aviation |
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British Aviation Authority deadline 5 Days, 5 hours remaining The Shannon Airport Authority have now conceded that it is highly unlikely that a replacement carrier for the Shannon to Heathrow route is unlikely. This comes after British Midland decided at their board meeting last week that they would not take up the route.. CityJet are saying that it is doubtful that they would have something based at Shannon in time for the Aer Lingus pull-out, due to their allocation of resources as part of their expansion into London City Airport. British Airways have stated from the start that they were not interested in running a Shannon-Heathrow...Come fly away with me!!! BalrogGovernment Reaping Whirlwind Of Its Own Fudge Over Aer Lingus Decision Senator Shane RossSee 1 more posts on this topic: Authority Deadline, Shannon, Aer Lingus, British Aviation, Aviation AuthorityKeywords: aer, aer lingus, lingus, pilots, MONTH10, stake, shannon, company, YEAR2007, new pilots, [ Full article ] |
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