Lithuanian, Norwegian and Estonian airlines have expressed interest in taking on the PSO route between Kerry and Dublin long-term.
On Saturday Stobart Air, which previously operated the route, announced it had gone into liquidation; this resulted in the cancellation of all flights on their Aer Lingus routes, including Kerry-Dublin.
The Aer Lingus mainline is now operating the Kerry-Dublin route to accommodate passengers.
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Editor of Air and Travel Magazine, Eoghan Corry says it's good the route is continuing at the moment.
However, Mr Corry says the Government's policy is anti-travel and as a result he fears Ireland could be left behind when it comes to tourism this summer:
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