The new cars will be used with the Driving School's broad base of learner drivers from across Dublin and neighbouring counties.
The School had previously used a competitor model for its main fleet of small cars for driver tuition. Tom Murphy, MD of the Airport Driving School said 'from the point of view of comfort, drive quality, fuel efficiency and ease of use, the Fiesta has it all'.
Ford Ireland claim that more Irish people have learned to drive in a Fiesta than in any other car.
The cars were all supplied by Rialto Motors, main Ford Dealer and the models supplied are specially engineered three-door 1.25 petrol models with full dual control facility.
The Airport Driving School is one of the country's longest established driving schools with nearly 40 years of experience.
Pictured above at the handover of the new Ford Fiestas are Tom Murphy, Managing Director of the Airport Driving School; Ciaran McMahon, Fleet Manager, Ford Ireland; and David Carroll of Rialto Motors.
