Airlines + Ireland

[zingzong70]

Folks in Ireland (or Britain), what airlines do you use? I used American Airways the last time, but it was terribly expensive, and very VERY bad service. So, what airline next time? I would like a mixture of cheap+service.

 

[paulh]

Aer Lingus?
Paul

 

[rpbert1]

We always travel down from belfast to fly out of Dublin as its cheaper.
I just keep searching till i get a price around what i want to pay and then book it, no matter what airline it is.
have flown from Dublin via Man with Virgin, via gat with Virgin and BA, via LHR to ORD then orlando with United. Not much difference between any of them, service has been good on them all.

 

[gbaz44]

We're flying from Dublin next month using Air France - DUB - CDG - MCO. Was cheapest at time of booking but first time flying with them so will find out soon enough what they're like!

 

[irisheyes123]

Most of the time I use Aerlingus because its a direct flight but only if its not much in the difference than an indirect flight. I also use Delta, united us airways I have never gone with American airlines from here as i always found the more expensive. I have also gone with Virgin and british Airways through the UK

 

[scottishgirl1]

We mostly fly out of Dublin as used Virgin once and whilst the flight was fine, the wait in London on return was not! Also clearing immigration here is great.

We flew American Airlines once years ago and it wasnt the best, think it was overhead screens then as well. We also did Continental once via Newark and that was definitely better.

We have used Aer Lingus a lot and have no complaints and you fly direct.

This time we are trying Delta due to price in August. They have changed the flight times a lot so far an I remember American Airlines did that when we used them whereas Continental did not.