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Good news as US 'tentatively' grants permits for Cork to US flights

April 15th, 2016 4:53 PM

By Siobhan Cronin

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THERE was good news – at last – today for the planned Norwegian flights from Cork Airport to the US.  

Kevin Toland, chief executive of the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) welcomed the today that the US Government’s Department of Transportation has this afternoon tentatively decided to grant a foreign carrier permit for Norwegian International Airlines Limited.
This process allows a 21-day period for parties to make final submissions and a decision will be made in a further seven-day period.
‘This is excellent progress and a very positive move,’ said Mr Toland.
‘We are looking forward to getting the pathway cleared so that tickets can go on sale as soon as possible for flights from Cork to Boston initially and to New York in due course.  We will work closely with Norwegian International Airlines to progress flight operations from Cork Airport without further delay,’ Mr Toland added.

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