Re: Irish 12/23: What's another year!

Clydenairways wrote:

Looking at the ACL report it looks like a big reduction in Lufthansa flights next summer. Air France and Swiss are increased though

Re: Irish 12/23: What's another year!

Juneyo to PVG

Re: Irish 12/23: What's another year!

According to SeanM on twitter, Hainan are back on PEK-DUB from March 30th, 2 x weekly

Re: Ryanair record six month profit.

He never stopped buying thoroughbreds, there was a few quieter years yes but his Gigginstown stud operation have quite a few younger horses to go to war with this season.

Re: Largest and smallest airports you've ever flown out of

Largest. AMS, JFK, LHR
Smallest. SOU, CCF

Re: Defunct Carriers you have flown

Futura, FlyBe, Bmi, Primera

Re: Irish 10/23: Autumnal aviating

KL611 AMS ORD just landed in DUB, presuming it’s a medical diversion.

Re: IAG in talks to replace BA 777s

But is this rumoured IAG order just for BA? EIs A330s will need replacing too.

Re: Irish 10/23: Autumnal aviating

Eirules wrote:

Based on a Twitter post, LOT have listed DUB as a city they’re planning to serve in the future, no date mentioned

Re: Irish 10/23: Autumnal aviating

Plenty of talk on other threads here about a potential IAG widebody order so hopefully we’ll hear some good news for EI if it happens.

Re: Irish 8/23: Sorry! Summer is unavailable in your country

Indeed its going to be a very busy 2024 . That 51st and Green is going to be packed even more . It’ll be closed in January for approximately two weeks for renovations. Interesting, I wonder what they'll do with it. I imagine a reconfiguration of the space in some way to make it flow better. Still o...

Re: Irish 8/23: Sorry! Summer is unavailable in your country

I count 23 TATL destination for 2024 from Dublin, which really is quite impressive: Atlanta Boston Calgary Cancun Charlotte Chicago Cleveland Dallas Denver Hartford Los Angeles Miami Minneapolis Montreal Newark New York Orlando Philadelphia San Francisco Seattle Toronto Vancouver Washington Indeed ...

Re: Irish 7/23: Dreams of flight

Looks lovely. Puts the DAA T1 lounge in DUB to shame. Has anyone been through it in the last few weeks & noticed any improvement in food? I went through one evening at the beginning of June... seemed to be an improvement, there was an entire section of pre-packaged sandwiches with decent fillin...

Re: Easyjet to serve dublin

Again, they never served DUB before at all. If they do start it’ll be the first EasyJet (UK, Europe or Swiss) to fly to Dublin. Personally I can’t see Ryanair being bothered by a twice weekly flight myself. Apparently they did, although I don't have any other source for it than this picture: https:...

Re: Easyjet to serve dublin

TUI have 2 aircraft based in Ireland which are split between DUB, SNN and ORK…I don’t think FR and EI need to worry about losing market share to them… Yeah, exactly. So what would be the concern with EasyJet simply serving Dublin from a European base?! They surely wouldn't match the frequency of ev...

Re: Easyjet to serve dublin

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jmmadrid wrote:

shamrock321 wrote:

EasyJet have never served DUB…just ORK, SNN and NOC.

I flew EasyJet STN-DUB-STN in the summer of 2009.
Tickets cost 5 pounds each way.

Re: Irish 6/23: Blue skies and big jets

Some neat photos of inside the original terminal at DUB. "Dublin Airport's original terminal is still in use as a gate and accessible if your determined enough (and have hours to kill) should you be flying out of T1." Another user replied, saying that many flight attendants use the termin...

Re: Irish 5/23: The darling threads of May ...

Anyone know the reason for 2 Condor flights in Dublin this afternoon?

Re: MAS A350 right behind taking off BA A320 at LHR

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37bM_ilXkSI This seemed like clickbait, but I was curious and from at least a non-expert perspective this looks quite unusual. However, maybe someone here can explain since this has to be an approved procedure, or at least something that isn't as bad as it looks. To ...

Re: Irish 5/23: The darling threads of May ...

I was in the East Lounge earlier and was not sure what to expect but I have to say it was very nice and decent hot and cold food options. It was quiet when I arrived but then around midday started to get busier with EK passengers. Still even at that there was plenty of space. Only negative was lack...

Re: Ryanair News and Discussion - 2023

TUGMASTER wrote:

And there’s a quite obvious reason for that.
Think they got ran outta town last time they attempted It.

Re: Irish 4/23: Summer is a comin' in ...

[threeid][/threeid] Icelandair will be bringing the Dash 8 to DUB in May. Reykjavik Keflavik – Dublin 29MAY23 FI416 KEF0720 – 1135DUB DH4 FI417 DUB1215 – 1420KEF DH4 https://www.aeroroutes.com/eng/230406-fidh4 I wonder why, and whether this may become regular. Not the first time, it’s definitely bee...

Re: Irish 4/23: Summer is a comin' in ...

Seems there have been protests at DUB Airport today causing passenger and traffic delays . So much so it prompted Aer Lingus to send out thousands of text messages to those travelling today warning they should allow extra time . Same happened last Sunday, traffic around the airport wasn’t as bad at...

Re: Irish 3/23: The March of time

Major traffic congestion & that’s putting it lightly, at DUB right now. Nothing moving at all & it’s blocking up the roads outside the airport too.

Re: Irish 3/23: The March of time

Start of the summer season today, few new route launches from DUB: Ryanair to ARN, IAS & NQY. Also, EI resume BDL (Bradley, CT) after 3 yrs. Also from SNN: NAP, NCL, OPO and BZR tmrw Ryanair also returned to BFS today with STN, MAN and KRK resuming today Start of the lack of stand availability ...

Re: Turkish Aviation March 2023

ricq wrote:

Yes.....the fleet updates are very uninteresting.

Re: Irish 3/23: The March of time

For anyone interested the DAA lounges will be run by a different catering company from the end of April.

Re: Irish 2/23: Cleared takeoff and rolling ...

Hi guys, Mrs VS is going to be arriving in DUB on AA on 4/1 and is wondering whether she can utilize any of the lounges before heading off to her final destination. She’s not a business customer this would be leisure only. Bonus points if it has showers etc all help appreciated as it’s the first ti...

Re: Irish 2/23: Cleared takeoff and rolling ...

Drone activity causing havoc at DUB this evening, all seems fine now. EK was diverting to MAN but heading back towards Dublin now. Ryanair from LGW & GLA heading towards SNN, few more holding over the Irish Sea.

Re: Irish 2/23: Cleared takeoff and rolling ...

Ongar didn't exist when 28 was built, so he's complaing about a runway that's been there longer than his house Absolutely EVERYONE knew that Ongar was on the flight path. Air Traffic Control weren't trying to hide those flights from prospective purchasers of property in Ongar. Anyone flying out of ...

Re: Ethiopian adding Denver [?]

The reason why there is little demand for ET at DUB now is another star carrier in MS using a NEO.

Re: Irish 1/23: Dance one year in, kiss one goodbye

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planemanofnz wrote:

nickya340 wrote:

I see that DUB-CAI is going to X5 weekly for July and August. A Friday flight is being added. I’ve heard it’s doing pretty well.

What's driving the success? O&D holidaymakers? Transfers?

Re: How long do TUI Airways plan on keeping their B767's and what purpose do they serve?

They also had a really weird deal with NZ in the 90s, they shared a couple of 762s. They would have them for half the year each (In there own summer season).[/quote] It isn’t that weird, fair enough maybe at the time it was, but that was no different to what TUI & Sunwing have been doing for the...

Re: Irish 1/23: Dance one year in, kiss one goodbye

planemanofnz wrote:

al2637 wrote:

Shame they don't facilitateADD-DUB-ADD traffic anymore.

Why haven't they? Will they?

Re: Ethiopian adds Atlanta (ATL)

Passengers don’t leave the aircraft at DUB, the aircraft don’t even use any stands at the terminal. Was similar with the ADD-DUB-LAX flight, anyone travelling to LAX from ADD stayed onboard & VV the opposite way. While not a crew base, there is a crew change at DUB.

Re: Nordic Aviation - 2023

Play has now announced it is starting Hamilton, Canada (YHM) on June 22nd. It'll be the only international carrier at the airport, with it mostly being dominated by Canadian charter flights to the US and Caribbean. It rhymes with them choosing SWF over the more traditional NYC airports. I remember ...

Re: ITA Airways News and Discussion - 2023