Management at Shannon Airport say they’re working with Norwegian Air International, with the hope of resuming services to the US.
The airline has confirmed that flights from Shannon have been cancelled until mid-April, as part of temporary arrangements, following the worldwide grounding of the Boeing 737 Max aircraft.
It came in the wake of two fatal crashes, including one in Ethiopia that claimed the life of Lahinch engineer Micheál Ryan.
Norwegian Air was due to resume flights from Shannon to Providence and Stewart Airports on Sunday, but it’s now confirmed that passengers will instead be accommodated on flights from Dublin until at least April 10th.
A spokesperson for Shannon Airport has told Clare FM that they look forward to the restoration of these services and will remain in contact with the airline in the meantime.
