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Ryanair vows to increase Shannon-London services
Tuesday, 14 August 2007
Ryanair has announced plans to increase flights between Shannon and London
if Aer Lingus goes ahead with plans to end its Heathrow service from the Co
Clare airport.
The airline says it will provide three additional flights daily to Stansted, Gatwick and Luton, all of which are close to London.
As a 25% owner of Aer Lingus, Ryanair says it is also seeking an emergency general meeting to allow the company's shareholders an opportunity to vote on the Heathrow decision.
It says it is willing to join forces with the Irish government to reverse the decision if the Fianna Fail-Green-PD coalition is prepared to do so.
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