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Old 21st Feb 2017, 17:59
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Press reports say all the paperwork is out of the way, but doesn't go into specifics. The only ETOPS reference in particular I can find is this.

FAA certifies three Norwegian B737s for ETOPS-180 - ch-aviation.com
Strong rumours that a press conference is being arranged for cork most likely this week if not next week - new service to providence been announced - also expected new services from Shannon
, Dublin and Belfast to be announced also - good news for cork at long last 👏👏👏
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Old 22nd Feb 2017, 06:42
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Surprise, surprise, it seems DUB is taking the lion's share of the Norwegian transatlantic services. The Irish Times is reporting there'll be 3 flights a week from ORK...and 12 from DUB! (No mention of SNN frequency in the article)
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Old 22nd Feb 2017, 06:56
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Exactly Cyrano, one sure fire way of gauging this is the sudden drop in EI's US fares from DUB which held high right the way through the usual January sale period and now on the cusp of spring there's significant price cutting.
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Old 22nd Feb 2017, 10:27
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Cork and Shannon will be 5pw between the New York and Boston routes I'm hearing.

If I'm honest I'm quite surprised we've gotten this close.
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Old 22nd Feb 2017, 13:27
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22 pw seems a lot of capacity to add to Ireland and that's before taking into account that they may also add flights at Belfast.
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Old 22nd Feb 2017, 13:51
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I does sound way to much capacity unless there is some truth to the rumours that another well known low cost airline could feed the flights
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Old 22nd Feb 2017, 13:56
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Well it'll be 737's, some from regional airports, and going to "new" US destinations. Not as bad as adding 22 A330's on Dublin to Boston...
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Old 22nd Feb 2017, 17:03
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Cork is a token gesture it seems and Dub is the prize they are after. Hardly shocking I suppose. I thought the original plan was for a 5w service to the Bos area(now TF Green).
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Cork is a token gesture it seems and Dub is the prize they are after. Hardly shocking I suppose. I thought the original plan was for a 5w service to the Bos area(now TF Green).
Hard to know given they only filed for slots at DUB last minute....
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Old 22nd Feb 2017, 21:59
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Originally Posted by EI-A330-300
Hard to know given they only filed for slots at DUB last minute....
Give EI as little notice as possible
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Old 22nd Feb 2017, 22:03
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Originally Posted by VanBosh
Givlle EI as little notice as possible
Even with notice, what could EI do?
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Old 23rd Feb 2017, 13:33
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ORK-PVD now on sale Tue/Thur/Sat 1620-1905 with returns Mon/Wed/Fri 2050-0845
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Old 23rd Feb 2017, 14:41
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All the continued hype on this forum over the last few months regarding Norwegian and if they or won't they fly from Cork to the USA and only ONE post regarding today's official press release!
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Old 23rd Feb 2017, 14:44
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Fares are very low, hopefully the route is supported.
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Old 23rd Feb 2017, 14:53
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The lead in fares may look cheap but it all adds up if you want reserved seating, baggage, pre ordered meals, even if you decided not to use those add on's your be hard pressed to actually find those cheap fares.
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Old 23rd Feb 2017, 16:03
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I just priced a trip to Boston for July from Cork (Norwegian) and Shannon (EI). 2 adults , 2 kids with checked baggage, seat selection and standard food. Dates are 20th July, returning 26th.

From Cork allowing 2hours at airport, flight time 7h 45 min, and 1hr 6min transfer (google maps) to the city. Total 10hrs 51mins , cost €2,997.

From Shannon allowing 2hr road trip, 2hrs at airport and 6hr 50min flight time is 10hrs 50 mins , cost 2,422.

On these dates it is €575 Euro cheaper from Shannon with EI.

Has anybody else made similar comparisons?
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Old 23rd Feb 2017, 20:58
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The €69 fares didn't last long from either cork or Shannon prices now comparative with aer lingus without the add ons aer lingus include as standard shouldn't be an issue on the cork service but hard to see what the differentiating point for Shannon services is unless the airports chosen attract new customers
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Old 23rd Feb 2017, 21:04
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The service will be a flop if they're the fares that the majority of the aircraft will be paying.
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Old 24th Feb 2017, 01:06
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Providence drops to 2pw for the winter season.
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Originally Posted by FrankTed
I just priced a trip to Boston for July from Cork (Norwegian) and Shannon (EI). 2 adults , 2 kids with checked baggage, seat selection and standard food. Dates are 20th July, returning 26th.

From Cork allowing 2hours at airport, flight time 7h 45 min, and 1hr 6min transfer (google maps) to the city. Total 10hrs 51mins , cost €2,997.

From Shannon allowing 2hr road trip, 2hrs at airport and 6hr 50min flight time is 10hrs 50 mins , cost 2,422.

On these dates it is €575 Euro cheaper from Shannon with EI.

Has anybody else made similar comparisons?
I booked early this morning and got a great deal for 2 adults and 2 kids for July. Saved myself over 2k on EI on same dates from SNN. However as the day has gone by, the low fares have gone and the difference is not all that much if any. In fact I already had booked by Christmas flights home via EI/SNN and their prices are are still far lower than going into ORK over that same period. Will be interesting how this pans out once the initial buzz is gone(and no more $69 fares)
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