WORRIED staff at City of Derry Airport are to meet management to discuss future plans for the airport.
Last week City of Derry Airport chairman, Roy Devine, told local councillors the airport would not break even until 2021/22.
He said it would be at least five years before the airport would break even.
In August, Ryanair announced it was to reduce the number of flights it operates from City of Derry Airport to London Stansted.
From 30 October, the Irish airline will cut its daily service and instead operate six flights per week.
The Derry airport is currently running at a £2.145m loss per year, paid for by local ratepayers.
