Whats interesting is, in the very comprehensive list of 'people he met' during his visit, it doesnt actually mention anyone from AI.
Ministers visit Ministers on state visits- thats governmental protocol. AI is a state company, and the ultimate shareholder is the minister he met. The working group are visiting in two weeks - remember....
More seriously - I wonder if the Indian Minister of Civil Aviation told his counterpart about how dangerous Dublin was as it is obvioulsy true since it is in the newspaper article, and everone else considers the rest of the article as crystal clear fact
Since the newspaper artcle states that Ireland isn't a tourist destination lets also accept that as fact as it must be true - just like the dangers at the airport. This is the same un-educated 'Why-oh-why is ryanair flying to a place where z's replace vowels - who wants to go there....' perhaps the people from there want to go to London! duh! In this case - what about India for the Irish?
The article quotes a retired director and some safety consultant who seems worried about what I can only think are those subversive lepracauns!
Time to move on. Let the airline make the decision - whenever that would be.