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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Flights from Donegal Airport have been delayed due to what the airport has described as a system outage.
The airport is offering coach transport to passengers booked on the Aer Lingus Saturday afternoon flight to Dublin, which has been cancelled.
The airport announced on social media that flights are “indefinitely delayed” due to “a system outage with Aer Lingus”.
“Unfortunately our staff have no access to systems to check any reservations, flight times etc for intending passengers,” the airport said.
A coach for passengers booked on flight EI3403, which was due to take off from the Carrickfinn airport at 1.55pm on Saturday, was to depart at 1.30pm for Dublin Airport. Passengers wishing to avail of the coach were advised to check in at the airport at normal check-in times.
The airport said it will update with any information it receives from Aer Lingus.
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