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Daily Dublin service takes flight
The new Dublin-Newcastle link was launched at the weekend. The mid-afternoon flight by Aer Lingus complements the airport’s existing double-daily flights to the Irish capital operated by budget operator Ryanair.
Jonathan Rayner, Newcastle International Airport’s aviation development executive, said: “This mid-afternoon service to Dublin offers our passengers even greater flexibility and choice for access to the Irish capital. Dublin continues to be a popular city break destination from the North East and this new service is certain to add to its popularity.”
Fares are priced from £21.00 each way, including taxes and charges. All of Aer Lingus’ flights can be booked online at www.aerlingus.com or by calling 0870 876 5000.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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