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Dublin Airport hosts European regional carriers this week - IrishAero - Irish Aviation Research Institute

Dublin Airport hosts European regional carriers this week

This week Dublin Airport played host to a number of European regional carriers operating a series once-off charters , also a number of charters in connection with tonight’s Ireland Vs Sweden International Football Match in the Aviva Stadium ,breaking the monotony of Aer Lingus and Ryanair whom dominate aircraft movements.

                                                   

Courtesy: Paul Doyle

G-LCYJ Embraer ERJ-190SR c/n 19000339 British Airways CityFlier operated a London City-Dublin-Edinburgh charter as BAW7307/8 on Wednesday.

                                         

Courtesy: Paul Doyle 

                                     
ES-AEC ERJ170LR c/n cn 17000107 Estonia Air this afternoon operated an inbound charter.

                                         

Malmo Aviation made a welcome return to Dublin for tonight’s Swedish match with SE-DJR c/n 2392 for the Swedish match.

                                         

The first visit of LN-WDE DHC-8-402Q c/n 4183 Widerøe took place on Thursday bringing supporters for the Sweden match.

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