United – £670 Business Class fares from Dublin to Orlando – July/Aug 2016
United has some sizzling good fares from Dublin to Orlando for next summer.
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Aer Lingus – Dublin to Paris
Travelers flying Aer Lingus from Dublin to Paris can expect a straightforward boarding experience, albeit with some delays. The cabin features a comfortable 3-3 seating arrangement, though amenities are limited, with only water provided for free. Passengers should prepare for a paid inflight service during the short flight.
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REVIEW: Aer Lingus Lounge, Terminal 2 Dublin Airport
The Aer Lingus lounge in Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport services a number of airlines leaving from the newer of the two terminals at DUB. Busy in the morning for the US-bound passengers waiting to be called to Pre-Clearance, it serves as a reasonable place to wait. Great views of the airfield help pass the time.
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Review: Aer Lingus Revival (Arrival) Lounge Dublin, Ireland
The Aer Lingus Revival Lounge in Dublin offers a basic experience for travelers arriving in Ireland, primarily serving as a place to freshen up with shower facilities. While the lounge features limited food options and a small seating area, it can be a convenient stop for those needing a quick refresh after a flight.
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Review: Aer Lingus NEW Business Class (Lie Flat) – JFK / DUB (Dublin)
Aer Lingus’ new Business Class offers a unique travel experience on the JFK to Dublin route, featuring lie-flat “Captain Kirk” seats. This trip report details the seating choice that sparked curiosity among fellow passengers, along with insights on service and dining during the 5.5-hour flight.
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Review: Aer Lingus Lounge – New York City – JFK
The Aer Lingus Lounge at JFK Airport offers a clean, spacious environment with ample amenities, including drinks, newspapers, and reliable wifi. However, the food options fall short of expectations, with limited and unappetizing choices that detract from the overall experience.
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Trip Report ✈ 15 Days – Ireland & Poland Daily Highlights
This multi-part trip report details the daily highlights of a 15-day journey through Ireland and Poland. From navigating airport lounges to exploring Athlone and Galway, the report captures the essence of travel experiences, including local cuisine, sightseeing, and accommodations. Each day offers insights into the adventures and challenges faced along the way.
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Trip Report ✈ 15 Days – Ireland & Poland on Miles + Points
A recent trip report details a 15-day adventure through Ireland and Poland, highlighting the ease of booking award flights from New York City to Dublin. The itinerary includes a week in each country, exploring local culture, family visits, and culinary delights, such as the search for the best pierogi. Insights on the best travel times and accommodations are also shared for future travelers.
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Are BA/IB ready to acquire Aer Lingus today?
BA and Iberia have long been looking to acquire Irish flag carrier, Aer Lingus. The Irish Government appears to be ready to sell their 25% stake and have already briefed the airlines union.
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Aer Lingus Board recommends take over by BA/IB’s IAG
The Aer Lingus board has recommended a takeover by International Airlines Group (IAG), the parent company of British Airways and Iberia. With Aer Lingus shares valued at EUR2.90, the deal faces potential hurdles due to significant shareholdings from Ryanair and the Irish Government.
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Airlines | Commentary | News
BA/IB tipped to acquire Aer Lingus, third time around ?
Recent reports suggest that British Airways and Iberia’s third attempt to acquire Aer Lingus may finally succeed, following two previous rejections by the airline’s board. The bid, valued at EUR 2.50 per share, raises concerns about the potential impact on Aer Lingus’s services and Ireland’s strategic interests amid a recovering economy.
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Flybe to create Flybe Ireland IF Ryanair buys Aer Lingus
Flybe has reached an agreement with Ryanair to transfer aircraft and routes to a new entity, Flybe Ireland, contingent on Ryanair’s acquisition of Aer Lingus. This strategic move aims to address regulatory concerns and establish Flybe as a competitor in the Irish market, with significant resources and routes to support its operations.
