Aer Arann to cut Cork route flights
September 21, 2005 12:19
Aer Arann has confirmed that it will be reducing the number of Cork-Dublin flights from nine to three per day when Ryanair begins operating on that route.
From November 24, Aer Arann will run only three return flights on the route, with the cheapest one-way fare of €29.99 excluding tax. Ryanair plans to begin operating three return flights on the same day with equivalent fares as low as 99 cent.
A spokesperson for Aer Arann said the move would not affect staff numbers in Cork in the short term, as the airline would continue to offer flights to Birmingham, Bristol, Southampton, Edinburgh and Belfast City.
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