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Shannon Airport

Repro Free Shannon Airport Gets Early Christmas Present From Ryanair Ryanair To Reopen Its Shannon Base And Operate 14 Routes From Shannon For Summer ‘21 Tuesday 22Nd December 2020: Shannon Group Has Today Welcomed The Announcement By Ryanair That It Will Re-Open Its Shannon Base With One Based Aircraft And Recommence 14 Routes From April ’21. Welcoming The Announcement Mary Considine, Ceo, Shannon Group Which Operates Shannon Airport Said: “We Are Delighted With Today’s Announcement By Ryanair Which Shows Their Continued Commitment To Shannon. The Confirmation Of One Ryanair Based Aircraft And 14 Routes Recommencing At Shannon Airport In April 2021 Is An Early Christmas Present And Is A Very Positive End To What Has Been An Extremely Tough Year For The Airport And Aviation. “Ryanair Is A Valued Airline Partner. They Have Operated At Shannon Since 1987 And Have Had A Base At Shannon Since 2004, Providing Vital Routes For The Region And Stimulating Direct And Indirect Employment Which Is Important For Shannon. “As We Rebuild From The Devastation Of The Pandemic This Is Great News For The Regions Tourism And Business Communities Who Rely On These Services For Their Livelihoods. With The Planned Roll-Out Of The Vaccines Expected In Early 2021, People Can Now Begin To Once Again Plan To Visit Friends And Relatives , Travel For Business And Take That Well Deserved Overseas Holiday After What Has Been A Very Tough Year For So Many.” Pictured L-R Mary Considine, Ceo Shannon Group And Eddie Wilson, Ceo Of Ryanair Dac.pic Arthur Ellis.

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Ryanair to reopen Shannon base with 14 routes next year

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