Ryanair axe west of Ireland flights to London

houstyl · 26-07-2006, 16:10

Seems to have as much to with Ryanair's turf war with Easyjet (who pulled out of Shannon-Gatwick and Knock-Gatwick recently) as anything. Now that they've been seen off Ryanair can pull the routes. From a rail perspective the interesting thing is the increase in the number of Cork-Dublin flights.... must show a good level of demand for the air service.

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26-07-2006, 16:10	#3
houstyl New to the board Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 21	Seems to have as much to with Ryanair's turf war with Easyjet (who pulled out of Shannon-Gatwick and Knock-Gatwick recently) as anything. Now that they've been seen off Ryanair can pull the routes. From a rail perspective the interesting thing is the increase in the number of Cork-Dublin flights.... must show a good level of demand for the air service.