Flights between Donegal and Dublin are set to resume on Monday July 26th as it’s been confirmed the the PSO contract for the route has been awarded to Amapola.
The Swedish operator has been awarded a 7 month contract with flights to operate twice daily.
Transport Minister Eamon Ryan says to ensure the continuity of the service, a further procurement process will begin this summer to provide for a longer term contract of up to 4 years when the temporary contract expires.
Local Councillor Noreen McGarvey says the resumption of flights is a huge boost for the local community and businesses:
