The boss of Belfast International Airport has said passenger numbers are slowly returning to pre-pandemic levels and he is hopeful of a successful summer season.
Graham Keddie, managing director, said the airport enjoyed its busiest day in over two years last Monday when around 18,000 travellers passed through the terminal as restrictions relax and passengers become more confident with travel.
Like many airports across the country, Belfast is working to build back operations that were scaled back as a result of the pandemic.
