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HomeNewsPassenger growth continues at Shannon

Passenger growth continues at Shannon

Shannon Airport has achieved growth again in 2015, with its passenger numbers for last year showing a 5% increase on 2014.

This is the third successive year of passenger number increases at the airport. 2015 passenger numbers grew to 1,714,872 – the first year since 2010 that the airport has exceeded the 1.7m figure.

The 2015 year figure is up over 22% on the total passenger numbers since the airport became independent in 2013.  Excluding transit passenger numbers, the growth in terminal passengers since separation is 25%.

The biggest growth area over the three year period since independence for Shannon has been on its European services, which have more than doubled (108%) since the airport was made independent in 2013.

The biggest-spending inbound tourism market, the US, has, meanwhile, enjoyed a 12% increase since separation.

Rose Hynes, chairman of Shannon Group.
Rose Hynes, chairman of Shannon Group.

Commenting on the results, Shannon Group plc Chairman Rose Hynes said, “After the high of 2014 when we achieved 17% growth thanks to a range of new services, the 5% increase in 2015 is a solid performance and there’s plenty of room for further growth in the years ahead.  We are determined to continue to expand our market share even in the current very competitive environment”.

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A native of Ennis, Colin McGann has been editor of The Clare Champion since August 2020. Former editor of The Clare People, he is a journalism and communications graduate of Dublin Institute of Technology.

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