Dublin
Cleveland City and surrounding counties are putting together a financial subsidy for EI. Somewhere in the region of 2.5 million dollars over 3 years. 4 x weekly DUB-CLE to be announced next week according to this article. To be launched in May.
https://www.cleveland.com/business/2...-the-city.html
BDL is expected to return next year. Other new routes strongly rumoured are BUF on the LR and DEN on the 330.
https://www.cleveland.com/business/2...-the-city.html
BDL is expected to return next year. Other new routes strongly rumoured are BUF on the LR and DEN on the 330.
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Qatar Airways will be 11 weekly from 30th October and HiSky plans to launch OTP from 7th Dec with 3 weekly flights on A320.
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Qatar Airways will further increase to 12 weekly
https://www.qatarairways.com/en/pres...Press-releases
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Qatar Airways will further increase to 12 weekly
Dublin – increased from 11 to 12 weekly flights effective 3 January 2023
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From RTE.ie 10th Feb 2023
Man arrested in relation to drone activity at Dublin Airport
https://www.rte.ie/news/dublin/2023/...-drone-arrest/
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Man arrested in relation to drone activity at Dublin Airport
A man has been arrested on suspicion of flying a drone over Dublin Airport last month. [...] The airport has been temporarily shut down four times in the last two-and-a-half weeks because of drone activity.
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Recently visited Dublin for the first time in around 4 years and what a big disappointment it was regarding the transport from the airport to Dublin city centre.
Last time I was there (I think around 2018) I came out of T1, hopped onto the 747 Airlink and was in Dublin around 30 mins later.
This time, I walked outside to a horrendous queuing system in the rain (no cover) to board coaches into the city centre. Each coach took an age to arrive so the queues were almost inside the arrivals area of the terminal.
Why hasn't Dublin got better transport links into the city and surrounding areas? Are there any plans in place to actually get a train station located at the airport like most EU capitals have?!
Last time I was there (I think around 2018) I came out of T1, hopped onto the 747 Airlink and was in Dublin around 30 mins later.
This time, I walked outside to a horrendous queuing system in the rain (no cover) to board coaches into the city centre. Each coach took an age to arrive so the queues were almost inside the arrivals area of the terminal.
Why hasn't Dublin got better transport links into the city and surrounding areas? Are there any plans in place to actually get a train station located at the airport like most EU capitals have?!
"Are there any plans in place to actually get a train station located at the airport like most EU capitals have?"
only took 30 years at Heathrow
only took 30 years at Heathrow
Recently visited Dublin for the first time in around 4 years and what a big disappointment it was regarding the transport from the airport to Dublin city centre.
Last time I was there (I think around 2018) I came out of T1, hopped onto the 747 Airlink and was in Dublin around 30 mins later.
This time, I walked outside to a horrendous queuing system in the rain (no cover) to board coaches into the city centre. Each coach took an age to arrive so the queues were almost inside the arrivals area of the terminal.
Why hasn't Dublin got better transport links into the city and surrounding areas? Are there any plans in place to actually get a train station located at the airport like most EU capitals have?!
Last time I was there (I think around 2018) I came out of T1, hopped onto the 747 Airlink and was in Dublin around 30 mins later.
This time, I walked outside to a horrendous queuing system in the rain (no cover) to board coaches into the city centre. Each coach took an age to arrive so the queues were almost inside the arrivals area of the terminal.
Why hasn't Dublin got better transport links into the city and surrounding areas? Are there any plans in place to actually get a train station located at the airport like most EU capitals have?!
My last drive around the city I saw 4 cyclists ..one jumped the lights and another was cycling the wrong way up the road. Traffic jam on the way towards the airport added an extra 20 mins to the journey.
Maybe an answer would be a direct bus shuttle to Portmarnock Dart station but would need some infrastructure changes.
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The current bus arrangement at Dublin is a disaster. The old Airlink + Aircoach arrangement worked fairly well, while the present Dublin Express is often a mess and has insufficient capacity for the passenger numbers. Let’s not even discuss the joke of a long distance coach station.
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in the latest plans for a rail/metro link, this space is no longer part of the plan.
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I believe so as they never went back on the old Rennes route operated by Aer Lingfus Regional in Stobart days.
I'm surprised they went for Brest over Rennes, concidering Rennes has a bigger hinterland and a long tradition of links to Ireland (it even used to have a 2x weekly to Cork in Stobart days). Brest may be handier for tourists on camping holidays.
I'm surprised they went for Brest over Rennes, concidering Rennes has a bigger hinterland and a long tradition of links to Ireland (it even used to have a 2x weekly to Cork in Stobart days). Brest may be handier for tourists on camping holidays.
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Hainan Airlines service between Dublin and Beijing.
Dublin Airport is delighted to welcome back the direct Hainan Airlines service between Dublin and Beijing.
The service will recommence on June 27 until early October. The return of this service – the first between Ireland and China since 2020 – will fly twice weekly on Tuesdays and Saturdays, direct non-stop between Dublin and Beijing.
The service will recommence on June 27 until early October. The return of this service – the first between Ireland and China since 2020 – will fly twice weekly on Tuesdays and Saturdays, direct non-stop between Dublin and Beijing.
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Reports this morning of a jet bridge failure at Dublin, ripping a door off an AA B787 in the process:
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