Aer Lingus has secured an additional €200 million in loans from the Irish Government as it moves to improve its liquidity. The airline has now borrowed €350 million the total from the state. The package includes an increase in the NTMA-managed Ireland Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF) with a three-year loan facility that has been increased from the original €150 million to €350 million. “The increase in the available facility from ISIF to €350m provides additional resilience and, together with the airline’s focus on improving our cost efficiency and competitiveness, it is an important element as we plan our recovery,” said

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