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Airports, Aer Lingus ready to leave Ireland

Local media talk insistently about the disengagement from Shannon's current base

“Irish sky is an ocean of clouds and light”: not even this poetic phrase by Italian singer Fiorella Mannoia could lead to a rethinking of the airline Aer Lingus on the choice of disengagement from the current base. Irish carrier would be ready to leave the reference hub, Shannon International Airport. According to local media reports, this choice of a new airport in the United Kingdom could be imm...

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Shannon, Ireland, 09/01/2020 11:36
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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