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15th Apr 2003, 20:04
Aer Lingus is to extend its services to Iberia and the Mediterranean this summer with a new direct service to Majorca.
The airline announced today that it will begin a three times weekly Dublin-Palma service from 3 June.
Aer Lingus chief operations officer, Seamus Kearney said it was fourteenth new route introduced by Aer Lingus since January 2002.
"All our routes to the popular sun destinations are performing extremely well," he added. "Through greater efficiencies and lower costs we can offer widespread availability of low fares."
Good news for Aer Lingus and Dublin hopefully more to come.
The airline announced today that it will begin a three times weekly Dublin-Palma service from 3 June.
Aer Lingus chief operations officer, Seamus Kearney said it was fourteenth new route introduced by Aer Lingus since January 2002.
"All our routes to the popular sun destinations are performing extremely well," he added. "Through greater efficiencies and lower costs we can offer widespread availability of low fares."
Good news for Aer Lingus and Dublin hopefully more to come.