Shannon Airport Unveils Summer 2025 Schedule: 2 New Routes; 190,000 Seats

Shannon Airport unveils two new services and an extra 190,000 seats for summer ‘25, up 11 per cent

Shannon Airport unveiled its summer 2025 schedule, featuring two new services and a substantial increase of 190,000 seats, 11% ahead of 2024 services. Pictured on the apron at Shannon Airport […] The post Shannon Airport unveils two new services and an extra 190,000 seats for summer ‘25, up 11 per cent appeared first on I Love Limerick.

Shannon Airport Unveils Summer 2025 Schedule: 2 New Routes; 190,000 Seats

Shannon Airport has unveiled its summer 2025 schedule, featuring two new services and a substantial increase of 190,000 seats, 11% ahead of 2024 services. This summer the airport will operate 36 services to 11 countries, including a brand-new twice weekly service to the Portuguese island of Madeira which celebrated its inaugural flight yesterday, and a new charter service to Palma with TUI, providing even more options for sun-seekers. This expan…

190,000 additional seats in Shannon Summer Schedule - The Clare Herald

Shannon Airport’s Summer Schedule 2025, launched today, will include two previously announced new services and a substantial increase of 190,000 seats, 11% up on 2024. This summer the airport will operate 36 services to 11 countries, including a brand-new twice weekly Ryanair service to the Portuguese island of Madeira which celebrated its inaugural flight yesterday, […] The post 190,000 additional seats in Shannon Summer Schedule appeared first…

Transport Department criticised over refusal to support EU routes submission by Shannon Airport

THE Department of Transport has been severely criticised after it admitted turning down a request from Shannon Airport to help finance more European routes in and out of the airport last year. The department’s decision has emerged in a response from the Minister for Transport, Darragh O’Brien, to a parliamentary question by Limerick Labour TD Conor Sheehan. The Limerick TD described as “really disappointing” the transport department’s decision, …