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So if that is to be believed, it’s Pittsburgh, Montreal and a mid-west destination.
I wonder if the mid-West destination is St. Louis, which was for a long time known as the largest airport in the US without a European service. That ended when WOW launched there.
In which case the destinations don’t so much look like major destinations or hubs as much as an IAG attempt to stamp in WOW.
I wonder if the mid-West destination is St. Louis, which was for a long time known as the largest airport in the US without a European service. That ended when WOW launched there.
In which case the destinations don’t so much look like major destinations or hubs as much as an IAG attempt to stamp in WOW.
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EI returning to LCY
According to The Irish Times
https://www.irishtimes.com/business/...port-1.3610225
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According to The Irish Times
Under the leasing arrangement, which is a bit like a charter arrangemnet, CityJet will provide aircraft (namely two Avro RJ85 aircraft), crew, maintenance, and insurance to Aer Lingus for operating the route.
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Re Advance Passenger Information (API) requirement travelling to Spain.
Why is it impossible on the Aer Lingus site to enter the relevant Passport information when using the CARD version?
After several attempts failed over a number of days I had to email their Guest Services three times in total before
they acknowledged my request.
They agreed to enter the Passport CARD details for me.
I've used my CARD version of the Passport before without any problem.
I asked for an explanation but there has been no response.
Anyone out there that may throw some light on the problem?
Why is it impossible on the Aer Lingus site to enter the relevant Passport information when using the CARD version?
After several attempts failed over a number of days I had to email their Guest Services three times in total before
they acknowledged my request.
They agreed to enter the Passport CARD details for me.
I've used my CARD version of the Passport before without any problem.
I asked for an explanation but there has been no response.
Anyone out there that may throw some light on the problem?
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What a shower...
Caught up in the Dublin chaos last night, which to my mind stemmed from Aer Lingus lack of preparation for Storm Ali. No pre-emptive cancellations, and seemingly no plan. Ryan Air on the other hand seemed far better organised. Our 7pm flight to Manchester left just before midnight. In the meantime the screens were normally wrong (at wrong point they were boarding an Oslo flight, while the screen said Manchester - that was fun), and we moved gate 7 times. They eventually stole the Malaga plane, and the Alicante crew..... No one from Aer Lingus walking the floor, absolute mayhem.
Caught up in the Dublin chaos last night, which to my mind stemmed from Aer Lingus lack of preparation for Storm Ali. No pre-emptive cancellations, and seemingly no plan. Ryan Air on the other hand seemed far better organised. Our 7pm flight to Manchester left just before midnight. In the meantime the screens were normally wrong (at wrong point they were boarding an Oslo flight, while the screen said Manchester - that was fun), and we moved gate 7 times. They eventually stole the Malaga plane, and the Alicante crew..... No one from Aer Lingus walking the floor, absolute mayhem.
Brand refresh coming in 2019
https://www.newstalk.com/Aer-Lingus-...ebrand-in-2019
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The airline is to unveil a "refreshed brand identity" in January which it said "will reflect the airline's modern outlook and ambition to be the leading value carrier across the North Atlantic." A spokeswoman said "the look and feel of the brand will change" - however the Aer Lingus brand will remain.
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Does anyone have any information on the supposed lease of ex blue air 737-400s by Aer Lingus for next summer?, on a separate note I see Copenhagen is in the booking engine but there’s no availability. Also in terms of next summer will Philadelphia be up gauging to an a330 or will it remain 757 with Washington getting the 330.
there had been rumour of a deal between EI and ASL for two B734’s but it has supposedly fallen through. Who would be operating the ex Blue Air B734? Is the rumour for a dry lease or wet lease?
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I believe those Blue Air 737-400s at SNN are just in transit before going to the US, they may well be back in time for ASL Ireland to operate for Aer Lingus though.
PHL will be the first A321LR route, if it gets delivered on time!
Does anyone have any information on the supposed lease of ex blue air 737-400s by Aer Lingus for next summer?, on a separate note I see Copenhagen is in the booking engine but there’s no availability. Also in terms of next summer will Philadelphia be up gauging to an a330 or will it remain 757 with Washington getting the 330.
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