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Ireland’s economy and the country’s whole supply chain could be impacted significantly if night flights at Dublin Airport were to be restricted, according to business group FTA Ireland
Unless the government provides financial support/incentives for the transport and logistics sector, the government’s ambitions to decarbonise the industry and achieve net zero emissions by 2050 will be missed, according to one of Ireland’s biggest membership associations.
FTAI is a not-for-profit membership trade association for the Irish freight, passenger, and logistics industries. It is wholly owned and governed by its members and acts solely in advancing their best interests. FTAI represents some of the largest freight and passenger operators in Ireland, with more than 25,000 employees and 10,000 vehicles operating between them.
Ireland’s freight and logistics businesses must implement key operational changes if the industry is to achieve the government’s target of net zero emissions by 2050, according to membership association FTA Ireland. But with such an ambitious target, how are businesses across the sector to achieve the government-mandated goal, at a time when operational costs continue to rise?
If Irish heavy duty vehicle fleet operators are to decarbonise their fleets successfully, it will be vital that government and industry coordinate their efforts to provide the vision and guidance that the process can be as effective as possible.
FTA Ireland (FTAI), which represents the interests of businesses moving goods within Ireland across its borders, has reacted with disappointment to the government’s report “A Strategic Approach to the Improved Efficiency of the Transport System in Ireland.”
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