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http://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingne ... 79091.html

Yesterday a United flight from Paris (CDG) to Newark (EWR) diverted to Shannon (SNN) with a cracked windscreen.

http://www.independent.ie/life/travel/travel-news/norwegian-confirms-transatlantic-flights-from-dublin-cork-and-shannon-from-69-35475744.html Today Norwegian announced 7 new trans-atlantic routes from the island of Ireland to the USA: Providence Rhode Island "Boston" (PVD) : - Dublin (DUB)...

That didn't work (fast enough) and now LH took over SN. Maybe they (FR) started the maneuver too late. The result is that FR is now partially pulling out of BRU. I really do not believe Ryanair were aiming at Brussels Airlines in the recent Brussels wars. Ryanair engaged in a war with Vueling and E...

It looks like Bangkok BKK - Brussels BRU first diverted to Copenhagen this morning?

http://www.independent.ie/business/wow- ... 89125.html

WOW air considering a non-Icelandic base. 3 airports under consideration. Dublin is one of them.

Nice report!

as an extra? because they're already using their A320 on the route Some of Aer Lingus's Dublin - Gatwick rotations will use a leased Cityjet SSJ instead of one of their own A320's. In particular, the following rotation will definitely be using the SSJ: Dublin - Gatwick Gatwick - Knock Knock - Gatwi...

Some more info for the SSJ of city jet.

-It will be in the Brussels Airlines livery
-98 seat, 5 abreast, 32 inch
-standard service of Brussels Airlines (Buy on board)

Read on another forum (PPRUNE) that Aer Lingus will also use a leased Cityjet SSJ on Dublin - Gatwick starting late May.

http://www.independent.ie/business/ryan ... 81722.html

Ryanair and Easyjet being tipped to take over Alitalia shorthaul operations!

by about the equivalent of half a plane if I understand it correctly.

One change I know of is that they have switched the daily evening Dublin rotation from a Dublin based aircraft to a Brussels based aircraft.

Was the Ryanair Tuesday / Friday schedule from Newcastle to Warsaw Modlin (WMI) not convenient?

I still wonder who will buy all the 2nd hand A380's in 20 years time

http://www.reviewjournal.com/business/t ... st-too-hot

Meanwhile they are pulling out of Las Vegas

Update: SNN-YYZ: AirTransat - 310 YHM-DUB: FlyGlobeSpan - 767 BRU-ORD: American Airlines - 767 JFK-LHR: American Airlines - 757 BRU-YUL: Air Canada - 330 (Multiple times) YUL-BRU: Air Canada - 330 BRU-JFK: Delta - 757/767 (Multiple times) JFK-BRU: Delta - 757/767 (Multiple times) BRU-ATL: Delta - 7...

SNN-JFK - 2016 - BA - 318 - BA1 Lucky you!! :D Myself: SNN-YYZ: AirTransat - 310 YHM-DUB: FlyGlobeSpan - 767 BRU-ORD: American Airlines - 767 JFK-LHR: American Airlines - 757 BRU-YUL: Air Canada - 330 YUL-BRU: Air Canada - 330 BRU-JFK: Delta - 757/767 (Many times) JFK-BRU: Delta - 757/767 (Many tim...

I wasn't expecting to do a trip report, in fact this is my first one. But I guess Vigo ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vigo%E2%80%93Peinador_Airport ) is a European Airport which most of you have not had the opportunity to travel from, and I noticed a few interesting things, so here it goes: FLIGHT ...

I have never had a positive experience with Vueling

Great report! I fly this route very often with both airlines.
Interestingly Aer Lingus are changing their schedule for the first time in many many years, so that the evening flight time matches the Ryanair schedule (>1 hour earlier). I will still prefer Ryanair though, less risk of delays.

http://corporate.ryanair.com/news/news/ ... marco-polo

Ryanair moving its Bristol-Treviso route to Venice VCE

Wow! It's not surprising that they have cancelled the route, with such strong competition on it. It is surprising however to see it take effect immediately :shock: They must be reassigning that aircraft to Barcelona where they are having significant operational issues respecting schedules. Gives a c...