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Ryanair warns €50m Shannon hangar investment and 300 jobs could move to Poland without timely planning approval
Ryanair has warned that its planned €50m (US$56m) investment in a new maintenance hangar and engineering academy at Shannon Airport, along with 300 jobs, will move to Poland unless the project receives planning permission and can be delivered on schedule. The airline announced plans in July for a four-bay aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) hangar and engineering academy at the Irish airport. Ryanair said the development would expand…
Ryanair has warned that it will cancel a planned €50 million investment at Shannon Airport. If the necessary planning permission for a new maintenance center in Ireland is not granted quickly, the company is threatening to move to Poland.
Ryanair warns Shannon investment could move to Poland - Archyworldys
According to rte.ie, a planned €50m investment at Shannon Airport along with 300 jobs could be shifted to Poland if the project fails to secure planning permission. The carrier is seeking to construct a new Engineering Academy and four-bay aircraft maintenance hangar at Shannon in Co Clare to grow its current footprint at the airport. ...
Ryanair threatens to relocate a maintenance centre to Poland. 300 jobs in Ireland are at stake due to planning delays.
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