RocketRaccoon wrote: » Brennans Row wrote: » Five weeks on, has construction on the new hangar finally started? I believe they've started preliminary work for the hangar.
Brennans Row wrote: » Five weeks on, has construction on the new hangar finally started?
Brennans Row wrote: » If I'm interpreting this properly, then the background in this image shows the construction work on the site of the new hangar.
hobie14 wrote: » N751 AN .... just popped in for tea?
DB Schenker announcement a ‘huge boost’ for region (Shannon Chamber) :cool: The announcement of a major expansion by German-owned logistics company, DB Schenker involving a doubling of its facilities and workforce at Shannon Free Zone is highly significant for the Shannon Region, according to Shannon Chamber. DB Schenker is to invest €10 million in the provision of an additional 55,000 sq ft plant due for completion by late 2020. The expansion will more than double its existing capacity and lead to an increase in the workforce to around 100 people, effectively doubling its existing staff numbers. The planned expansion will incorporate a high-bay temperature-controlled warehouse and 15,000 sq ft of offices, Ray Hennessy, CEO of DB Schenker Ireland said.
Shannon sights set firmly on expansion for aviation sector (The Business Post) Shannon IASC is more vibrant than ever, and home to the largest aerospace and aviation cluster in Ireland, writes Siobhán Maguire
Shn99 wrote: » Yes, site prep began a week or 2 ago
Medical emergency and weather diversions at Shannon (Clare Herald)Brussels Airlines flight SN-552 was travelling from Toronto, Canada to Brussels in Belgium when the crew declared a medical emergency at around 4.15am. Later, a FlyBe flight from Manchester to Ireland West Airport in Knock diverted to Shannon because it was unable to land due to poor visibility. A Ryanair flight form Liverpool to Knock was also forced to divert to Shannon because of low visibility. Passengers from both flights were transported by bus to Knock Airport. Earlier, the Shannon based Irish Coast Guard helicopter was unable to land at University Hospital Galway because of poor visibility in the area. The crew of Rescue 115 was tasked to undertake the medical evacuation mission from Inishboffin Island. The crew decided to fly to Shannon Airport where National Ambulance Service paramedics were waiting to transport the patient to University Hospital Limerick.
tv221 wrote: » Now Azur air VQ-BUP 767 landng as well? 05 Dec 2018 Moscow (VKO) Punta Cana (PUJ) ZF977 - 4:35 AM 6:31 AM 10:35 AM Diverted to SNN
Brennans Row" wrote: On Tuesday some flights were diverted to Shannon, probably due to poor weather in Dublin? Ryanair FR8995 Munich to Dublin Ryanair FR7033 Faro to Dublin Aer Lingus EI403 Rome to Dublin
Shn99 wrote: » Guessing all the route announcements are more or less done for S19 bar Ryanair pull a stunt in February like they did last year, disappointing that there’s still no viable connection to Mainland Europe. In other news Helvetic have pulled ZRH for S19
finbarrk wrote: » I don't know what all the boasting from the airport is all about. Have to go to Dublin to get to the Munster Heineken Cup match in Gloucester on Friday. Nothing for the next Liverpool Champions League match. Nothing there for Cheltenham in March.
Clareman wrote: » There are very few flights that suit people, getting to France/Holland/Germany from Shannon is impossible
RocketRaccoon wrote: » I was hoping Liverpool would return but don't think it will happen, passenger loads last year were pathetic because the times weren't worth it for anyone.
