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“Huge Demand” Prompts Aer Lingus To Boost Airbus A321LR Service To Cleveland Next Summer

The news of increased flight frequencies comes as the airline reports “huge demand for air travel.”

Amey has secured a £35m consultancy contract from Northern Ireland’s Department for Infrastructure – Transport and Road Asset Management.

The decision was made after some of the stakeholders in the case asked whether the court should refer to EU legislations.

The Irish flag carrier will operate its new seasonal routes on a thrice-weekly basis.

The airport authority has already applied to lift the cap from 32 million to 40 million passengers at Dublin Airport.

Ryanair’s 12-month rolling passenger numbers increased to 196.1 million.

This space is stylishly designed and serves as an overflow check-in area.

Push-pull mkVI coaches take their first passenger’s down the Limerick line

The stay order will grant airlines, including Aer Lingus and Ryanair, more time to possibly remove the passenger cap at Dublin Airport.

However, Ryanair said that Q3 FY2025 demand was so far strong, with fare decline moderating during the current fiscal quarter.