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| Aer Lingus Airbus A320s on T2 Dublin Airport |
Aer Lingus in association with Travel Department operated a series of charter flights from Dublin to Keflavik, Iceland over a number of weeks in October and November using a mix of Airbus A320 and Airbus A321 aircraft.
Aer Lingus stated a key part of it’s strategy is to grow market share in charter market “Aer Lingus gained market share in both long and short haul from LCCs, legacy, regional & charter carriers.”
Keflavik is a new charter destination on Aer Lingus route network.
The all-inclusive package by Travel Department included 3-night break flights, accommodation and transfers.
According to The Lingus Source website the following aircraft operated:
EI-CPE A321 23rd November
EI-DEG A320 22nd November
EI-EDS A320 20th November
EI-DEP A320 19th November
EI-DVI A320 16th November
EI-DVJ A320 13th November
EI-CVC A320 26th October
EI-DVK A320 23rd October
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