Norwegian Airlines looks set to suspend its Shannon-Providence service this winter.
The low-cost carrier, which began operating in Ireland last year, has decided to suspend winter flights to Providence from Shannon, Cork and Edinburgh, according to a report in The Irish Examiner.
The airline has told the paper that the decision, which will take effect from late October, this is due to “lower demand”
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In February, Norwegian doubled flights on the Shannon-Providence route, and added an additional flight to Stewart Airport, near New York.
