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Old 17th Jun 2014, 08:25
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Anyone have any ideas what the Air China A330 is doing in Dublin this morning?
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Old 17th Jun 2014, 12:32
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Old 26th Jun 2014, 05:44
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Can anybody confirm if the west jet goes on to Toronto OR connects with a wave of any other flights out of St Johns ?
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Old 26th Jun 2014, 09:01
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It goes on to Toronto.

Norwegian have also confirmed they are considering a service to Bangkok next year according to IT.

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Old 26th Jun 2014, 10:00
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BA launch LCY from 26 October. 5 daily flights Mon-Fri, 1 Sat-Sun.

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Old 26th Jun 2014, 16:33
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So is that 13 BA flights a day out of DUB? Have they ever done anything near that many before? I mean I remember dashes to SOU, 737s to MAN and Tridents and 1-11s to LHR, but never 13 of them......

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Old 27th Jun 2014, 05:53
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It's also a jump from 5 daily LCY flights up to 14 daily LCY flights when you include flybe. It's going to be bloody...
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Old 27th Jun 2014, 07:00
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It's going to be 5 daily flights in 12 months time , and they'll likely be red white and blue!
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Old 27th Jun 2014, 07:34
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Clearly with such over capacity on Dub LCY , there won't be much in it for any 3 of the airlines . WX is very well established on the route ... So sf least they will get their fair share of the business. However, clearly BA marking out it's territory opposite Flybe.

BE have more to worry about here .

Interesting that BA came to the route only to abandon it mid season but that was 2008! A very different time ...
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Old 27th Jun 2014, 10:21
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That's not going to last! To have any hope of success there will need to be leisure pax using the services, and with the cost base at LCY there's not a huge hope. Having said that, I can't see cityjet exiting such a high frequency, lucrative route so easily. Flybe look the weakest.
What a/c do cityjet use nowadays on the route?
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Old 28th Jun 2014, 16:56
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Heard a whisper than UA are considering a daily ORD service in 2015. Not sure its reliable however its not the first rumour about such a route. UA are due to make a routes announcement shortly and what I can gather it will be long haul but not sure if its to Europe or Asia. Heuston would be a better addition, not sure DUB needs a fourth daily service to ORD. Their current 3 daily flights are completely sold out everyday.
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Old 29th Jun 2014, 20:50
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It's also a jump from 5 daily LCY flights up to 14 daily LCY flights when you include flybe. It's going to be bloody...
CityFlyer are going in hard on Rotterdam and Dublin, two lifeblood CityJet routes, I think it's a real attempt to force them out. I would be very surprised if flybe last the winter if they even begin.
What a/c do cityjet use nowadays on the route?
It's an RJ85 six abreast against the way more comfortable BA ERJs sadly.
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Old 30th Jun 2014, 16:56
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"Heuston would be a better addition, not sure DUB needs a fourth daily service to ORD. Their current 3 daily flights are completely sold out everyday."

Well, it'll certainly make plane-to-train connections easier!

There is a lot of buzz on other sites about the Ethiopian ADD-DUB-LAX service becoming a reality. Would be great if it happened, but still skeptical. Anyone heard anything else?
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Old 30th Jun 2014, 17:47
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Heuston would be a better addition, not sure DUB needs a fourth daily service to ORD. Their current 3 daily flights are completely sold out everyday.
Er, what? The three daily flights are sold out, so a fourth isn't necessary...?

I'd like Houston too, but if the market wants ORD...
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Old 30th Jun 2014, 17:59
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Sorry was referring to UAs 3 daily flights to EWR and IAD and not ORD services in general. Im sure the ORD market could easily take a extra 757 daily.
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Old 30th Jun 2014, 19:03
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Ethiopian

Ethiopian Airlines to start Los Angeles service in 2015 - CEO

Ethiopian Airlines, the largest carrier in Africa, said it is preparing to launch a new service to Los Angeles starting in 2015. The flight will be served via Dublin, Ireland according to a report by eTN. Ethiopian Airlines CEO Tewolde Gebremariam was quoted as saying, Since it is a long flight we need a stopover. And we are planning to make a stopover in Dublin. We have secured a traffic right from the Ireland Civil Aviation Authority,” Tewolde said. If everything goes according to schedule, Ethiopian will launch the flight to Los Angeles next year.

See Ethiosports - Ethiopian Airlines plans to fly to Los Angeles
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Old 1st Jul 2014, 07:54
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Are ET not one of the rising stars of Africa?
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Old 1st Jul 2014, 14:43
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They've always been one of the best airlines in Africa (I know that's not saying much but...)

early adopters of a lot of Boeing kit, and quite a few people use Addis as a hub for less fortunate spots
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Old 2nd Jul 2014, 00:03
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So DUB'S first 787 service (tripler can't do DUB-LAX due to the runway .

DUB-LAX worked in the past. This goes to show the market DUB could chase when 28R/10L is built.

JAI in Brussels, SIA in Frankfurt, with US preclearance they would move to DUB in a heartbeat if the runway was long enough
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Latest News > Ryanair To Operate New Glasgow International Service
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