Duty free shopping could be re-introduced for passengers flying between Shannon Airport and the UK.
The Irish Independent reports that the government is considering a proposal to fast-track the re-introduction of Duty Free shopping from January 1st on routes between Ireland and Britain to help airports whose incomes have been badly hit by the COVID crisis.
Such a move would allow passengers to purchase discounted alcohol and tobacco products, as well as other goods.
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Pre-pandemic, most Shannon’s most popular routes were to UK destinations and it’s already been confirmed that passengers flying from there to EU countries including such as Ireland will be able to purchase duty free goods.
