Aer Lingus New route...

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... and here it is...

Our new service from London Gatwick to Dublin now gives you more choice when flying from London. Whether for business or leisure, you can now choose London Heathrow or London Gatwick for the same low fare - whichever is easier for you!

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Flight Starting Days Depart Arrive Fares from
EI 243 28 October Daily (except Sat) 08:35 09:55 €1*
EI 245 28 October Daily 12:45 14:05 €1*
EI 247 28 October Daily (except Sat) 16:55 18:15 €1*
EI 249 28 October Daily 20:45 22:05 €1*

*Fares are one-way and exclude taxes and charges. For travel from 28th October 2007.


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Interesting News i think:):p:diablo:
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Good news for LGW and EI I remember seeing EI at LGW years ago then they left good to see them back

James

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Excellent news - another new carrier for me to photograph:). It'll be interesting to see how all this pans out now given that there are now 3 carriers on the route.

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Excellent news - another new carrier for me to photograph:). It'll be interesting to see how all this pans out now given that there are now 3 carriers on the route.

Thats true I must pop down to LGW soon,:D

James

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Does EI no longer code-share with BA on its Dublin flights...?

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The codeshare is only on the LHR route.

Will be interesting to see the BA and more notably the FR response to this one.

Good move though, nice to see all their eggs aren't in the LHR basket anymore

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No its not going to happen. But maybe there trying LGW out again. Then maybe by around this time next year, they may slowly begin to move there operations across from LHR to sell there LHR slots to Larger American carriers. Remember Aer Lingus arnt in any alliance now. So they have no connections from LHR. So it might be a good move to go all LGW.

But then ryanair.:rolleyes:

Who knows my friends, who knows:dev2: :dev2: :dev2:

Josh

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A move out of LHR isn't going to happen , large numbers of seats are sold thru the BA codeshare. They may (emphasis on the MAY) drop one or two but no more than that, a lot of pax still connect through LHR to destinations that are not available from DUB

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LHREI

Aer Lingus have no connections through LHR!!!! Are you mad? A massive amount of Irish passengers transit via LHR everyday onto BA flights to all parts of the world. Transit passengers make up a huge percentage of the passengers on EI's DUB-LHR route.

You dont have to be in an alliance to have transit passengers.

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Oh dear. I was wrong. Ooops:rolleyes: lol

Thanks for correcting me shamrock. I thought you did. :)

Well, as the say. One learns something new everyday!!!

And one has.

Josh