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ILS calibration testing of the Northern Runway (28R/10L) begins this week
From the DAA
https://www.dublinairport.com/corpor...dublin-airport
The access road (Castlemoat Road?) to the east of the runway, from the Naul Road has been closed for the duration.
From the DAA
Flight calibration of the ILS will be undertaken during daylight hours from Monday, 23rd to Friday, 27th August, weather permitting.
The access road (Castlemoat Road?) to the east of the runway, from the Naul Road has been closed for the duration.
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Wouldn't book anything with Aer Lingus at the moment. Almost every flight I booked has been cancelled or rescheduled. I won't book anything with them on the DUB to FRA route until they actually run the flights they sell, then I'll wait a few months (I really get the feeling FR and LH will kick their ass off that route anyway). Every flight I booked in advance DUB-FRA was cancelled by EI. Recent flight to Toulouse was rescheduled to next day so I had to fly DUB-LIS-TLS at three times the cost. I had a flight to LGW with them in three weeks. The return flight was cancelled and they offered me an alternative 7 hours later. I ended up doing an open jaw DUB-LGW and LHR-DUB to get back in time for a business appointment.
If you must be in a certain place (like LAX) at a certain time I wouldn't chance them. They allow you book, then a few weeks before departure they reschedule or cancel offering you a voucher. You then have to source an alternative flight and because its closer to your departure date you will pay much more for your trip so getting your money back from EI for the cancelled flight still leaves you at a loss..
If you're looking for stress free travel you might want to avoid Aer Lingus until at least summer 2022, their schedules are highly unreliable with flight changes and cancellations.
If you must be in a certain place (like LAX) at a certain time I wouldn't chance them. They allow you book, then a few weeks before departure they reschedule or cancel offering you a voucher. You then have to source an alternative flight and because its closer to your departure date you will pay much more for your trip so getting your money back from EI for the cancelled flight still leaves you at a loss..
If you're looking for stress free travel you might want to avoid Aer Lingus until at least summer 2022, their schedules are highly unreliable with flight changes and cancellations.
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I doubt we'll see Aer Lingus back on LAX before the next summer schedule.
They've been abysmal on short haul, there's no excuse for the rolling schedule changes and cancellations, they either need to launch a winter schedule and commit to it or not bother because the uncertainty and confusion is just putting people off. It's become a very difficult airline to do business with, they still appear in pandemic panic mode while everyone else has moved on.
They've been abysmal on short haul, there's no excuse for the rolling schedule changes and cancellations, they either need to launch a winter schedule and commit to it or not bother because the uncertainty and confusion is just putting people off. It's become a very difficult airline to do business with, they still appear in pandemic panic mode while everyone else has moved on.
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I do wonder what they were thinking with the timing of the new charge for bringing a bag into the cabin. It makes no sense to make the passenger experience even worse just as they're trying to recover customers.
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It's been 10 years since Emirates touched down for the first time in Dublin. At first with A332, then switched to B77W with a 2nd daily flight introduced in summer 2014 which hopefully will be back in winter 2022/2023.
