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FR sun routes
Does this include both directions or one way?
Only available for June and August il Check for those months?
Only shows traffic from airport not Airlines traffic so FR and EI traffic is together
Also how FR aircraft are based at Cork for this winter?
Only available for June and August il Check for those months?
Only shows traffic from airport not Airlines traffic so FR and EI traffic is together
Also how FR aircraft are based at Cork for this winter?
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Some good news Iberworld will base a A320 in ORK next summer. It will be there from Thursday - Sunday. The last time they did was during summer 2008. (details of the routes on Falcon Holidays website)
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Good to hear about Cork's first route to the Baltic's, also have heard the Aer Lingus are intrested in Cork operating a new twice weekly service to either Berlin, Budapest, Palma de Mallorca, Prague. Would love to see all of them return but most probably i'd expect BUD as MAH loads where really good back in 2005/2008. SXF, PRG have all ready been operated on a year-round basis by EI , SXF was dropped to give more BHX/MAN rotations which where then dropped to EI Regional (really bit them in the back!) & PRG was dropped because loads had decreased constiderbly for the winter months and was'nt returned the summer after as RNS & LIS where launched.
On another note hear Manx2.com are dropping GWY is the true i can see its not bookable after Nov 7th...
On another note hear Manx2.com are dropping GWY is the true i can see its not bookable after Nov 7th...
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After the Shannon tunnel opening, the Gort bypass will open soon, so the case for flying to Galway gets worse and worse. If they ever improve the goat track from Charleville to Croom, two hours on the road should be very feasible.
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Well W6 are expected to expand at BUD next Summer so fingers crossed we will see sum developments there the news today that there starting VNO is welcome too! PRG im unsure with W6 the've begun to cut services from PRG following in the steps of FR after price hikes but who knows , WAW is returning next Summer, CWL & JER Kevin Cullinane was sayin on 96fm today so at least the well established Welsh link has not been lost....
Ah ill wait too see the day the M20 opens , travelled in the Shannon Tunnel the other day well worth the money us tax payers invested in Transport21 pity the airports didnt get anythin out of it except Debt!
After the Shannon tunnel opening, the Gort bypass will open soon, so the case for flying to Galway gets worse and worse. If they ever improve the goat track from Charleville to Croom, two hours on the road should be very feasible.
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Vienna or Zurich could be the dark horses for the EI service. Either of those 2 would generate inbound traffic and would be less dependent Irish travellers. Not sure if Prague and Budapest would generate the volume of business that was there in the boom years. Palma will merely displace an IT or two alhough that won't worry EI. I also heard Milan mentioned though not in the context of Aerlingus.