A meeting between local representatives and the Minister for the Office of Public Works has been described as positive in relation to the future of Donegal to Dublin flights.
The discussions centred on securing the future of the second daily fligiht for the term of the PSO and improving air connectivity for the northwest region, which could enhance accessibility for tourists, business travellers, and locals visiting the capital. Improved flight services would support tourism growth in Donegal by making the county more reachable and encouraging shorter breaks or day trips.
Related posts:
Ryanair cuts 5 aircraft and 1m seats from Austria’s summer 2026 flight schedule doe to €12 tax
Colombian air crash claims all 15 lives on SATENA flight: these are the names of the deceased
Wizz air revenue up 10pc in three months to December with 33 aircraft still grounded due to P&W engine issues
Air India launches new Boeing 787-9 with temporary seating restrictions
