Dublin Airport Authority 'to offer financial support to airlines'

The Dublin Airport Authority is reportedly planning to offer financial incentives to airlines that launch new routes from the airport in 2009.

The Dublin Airport Authority is reportedly planning to offer financial incentives to airlines that launch new routes from the airport in 2009.

Reports this morning say the authority will offer marketing support to airlines who launch new long-haul services and new routes to Europe.

Airlines will also reportedly be offered discounts on passenger charges for up to five years.

The moves are designed to stimulate passenger growth and offset the effects of the recession.

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