The Dáil looks set to approve customs and border protection facilities for Shannon Airport before the summer recess to ensure it’s up and running by the end of July.
The Aviation Pre-clearance bill is due to go before the Dáil on June 30th and July1st and it’s hoes the unique new facility will be operation at Shannon before Aer Lingus and Delta reduce their transatlantic services at the end of the summer.
The Dáil looks set to approve customs and border protection facilities for Shannon Airport before the summer recess to ensure it’s up and running by the end of July.
The Aviation Pre-clearance bill is due to go before the Dáil on June 30th and July1st and it’s hoes the unique new facility will be operation at Shannon before Aer Lingus and Delta reduce their transatlantic services at the end of the summer.
Limerick East Fine Gael Deputy Kieran O’Donnell is hoping the effectiveness of the new customs facility could prompt Aer Lingus to reconsider the withdrawal of its Chicago service, and entice other airlines to consider Shannon in future
