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Shannon flights cancelled over lack of aircraft

Aer Lingus has confirmed that it was forced to cancel two transatlantic flights yesterday because of a shortage of aircraft.

Double trouble for Shannon bound flight

A flight from New York to Shannon was forced to make an unscheduled landing last night and later aborted its take-off when it was continuing its journey.

Milestone for Shannon as sixth millionth passenger takes off

Shannon Airport reached a milestone passenger number on Monday as its sixth millionth passenger left the airport.

Aer Lingus charity cycle raises €10,000

Over 160 cyclists were recovering their weary limbs but with a great sense of satisfaction at the weekend after undertaking a 110km round trip straddling Clare and Galway in the Aer Lingus Charity Cycle out of Shannon Airport, which raised €10,000 for Shannon Group’s designated charities.

Cyclists saddle up for charity 110km event

Cyclists from Aer Lingus and Shannon Airport saddled up this morning for a special 110k round trip straddling Clare and Galway in aid of two worthy charities.

Foynes Air Show goes down a treat

More than 15,000 aviation enthusiasts gathered along the shores of the Shannon Estuary in West Limerick for the Foynes Air Show.

Aer Lingus cancels Shannon flights again

Aer Lingus cancelled a flight from New York to Shannon on Sunday, as well as the return leg yesterday, after the plane was used on another route.

Aer Lingus flight returns to Shannon

An Aer Lingus flight was forced to return to Shannon Airport on Sunday afternoon after the aircraft experienced a technical issue soon after take-off.

Flights divert to Shannon as winds batter Cork

Windy conditions at Cork Airport continue to disrupt flights with several aircraft diverting to Shannon.
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