Aer Lingus axes majority of European network for May and June
#106
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#107
Join Date: Jan 2014
Location: EIDW
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SFO is the likely target
Great from Christmas, but we are approaching the traditionally weak demand period, Nov/Jan/Feb. Someone is watching bookings and they will see what the demand is to SFO and others based on tickets sold via BOS/JFK/ORD
Great from Christmas, but we are approaching the traditionally weak demand period, Nov/Jan/Feb. Someone is watching bookings and they will see what the demand is to SFO and others based on tickets sold via BOS/JFK/ORD
#109
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The kids are back at school and Summer holiday season over. Business traffic picking up but not enough to reintroduce more rotations. The flights that are operating are around 70-80% full from my travels over the last few weeks so probably enough for the time being. We may see extra put on for Christmas but from now until the October bank holiday when the kids are off again and then November to 15/12 it will be quiet. I noticed the drop in activity in Dublin Airport last week compared to the previous weeks.
#110
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The kids are back at school and Summer holiday season over. Business traffic picking up but not enough to reintroduce more rotations. The flights that are operating are around 70-80% full from my travels over the last few weeks so probably enough for the time being. We may see extra put on for Christmas but from now until the October bank holiday when the kids are off again and then November to 15/12 it will be quiet. I noticed the drop in activity in Dublin Airport last week compared to the previous weeks.
#113
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Yes they have now gone . No checks at all now. Ive flown into both LGW and LHR . LGW is going into the North Terminal currently while the South Terminal is renovated. We were bussed to Domestic arrivals and again no checks .
#115
Join Date: Apr 2014
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It seems to be an SFO and LAX issue. SEA, BOS, ORD, etc all bookable but I just get errors with SFO and LAX.
#117
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Dublin, Ireland
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How long do these cancellations usually take to trickle down into the system? I see some of these flights are still on sale...
Edit: I see the flight I am on has now been removed from sale.
Edit: I see the flight I am on has now been removed from sale.
Last edited by mrdisco; Sep 24, 2021 at 6:22 am
#120
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Some good news on the schedules front Belfast to Manchester: Currently a daily service, this will increase to twice daily from 31st October. Belfast to Edinburgh: Currently a daily service, this will increase to 11 flights per week from 31st October. Belfast to London, Heathrow: Three flights daily from 31st October.
Manchester-Barbados: operating non-stop from Manchester Airport to Barbados, 2 flights per week (Wednesday, Saturday) from 20th Oct to the 30th October, increasing to 3 flights per week (Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) from November through to the end of April ’22.
Manchester to New York, JFK: Daily flights, non-stop from Manchester Airport to New York, JFK from 1st December.
Manchester to Orlando: 4 flights per week, non-stop from Manchester Airport to Orlando from 11th December.
Manchester-Barbados: operating non-stop from Manchester Airport to Barbados, 2 flights per week (Wednesday, Saturday) from 20th Oct to the 30th October, increasing to 3 flights per week (Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) from November through to the end of April ’22.
Manchester to New York, JFK: Daily flights, non-stop from Manchester Airport to New York, JFK from 1st December.
Manchester to Orlando: 4 flights per week, non-stop from Manchester Airport to Orlando from 11th December.