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The Metro to the airport really should be brought forward. Utter nonsense to announce it and then say delivery of 2027! Road traffic is getting increasingly busy around the airport. That whole route of north Dublin that the metro is planned for needs better public transport too.
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Scanned over comments so apologies if it missed much! Used to work in the airport in the dept that deals with development

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The runway should see us as Heathrow's third runway but I wouldn't expect a while heap of new routes either, definitely a few us cities and one or two Asia but would be surprised if there's loads. Transfer pax have been growing hugely and this will definitely help that even more.

T2 is full/over capacity in the mornings up until 11am which is when most airlines want to go, especially to the US, a lot of long haul airlines won't use t1 and won't fly another time, this does lose routes

The airport as a whole isn't far off capacity either, hence some airlines now need to use buses to get to their planes



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Originally posted by SByrne24 SByrne24 wrote:

A second runaway is a huge boost for Dublin, particularly IAG (The owners of Aer Lingus) Aer Lingus have a number of new A350's coming in to their line I'm sure they'll be delighted by the news. 

DAA should of been on Norwegian Air's case earlier, they're expanding in a serious way particularly to the USA with a rake of new 787 Dreamliners on the way it would of been ideal for them. They can't get enough pilots right now, but then with their terms and conditions i can see why no one is jumping for joy to sign for them. 

As for new routes, supply and demand, I don't believe a daily flight from Dublin to Houston would be cost effective DI another few come to mind would fit into that category, DAA would be safer aiming at the likes of the budget airlines to use it as a hub like Ryanair currently do. Gatwick is a prime example its bursting with budget airlines, Easy, Norwegian, Wizz, Ryanair. Norwegian would of been ideal with our prime location to the USA. 



Don't be surprised if Mr O'Leary decides he wants a few 787s in a few years and starts heading transatlantic from Dublin, to add to his already expansive european network, he'd nearly be able to connect the whole of Europe to the USA/Mexico via Dublin. 




Horse sh*t, the 350s won't be Used by Aer Lingus firstly, they've been assumed by the group and look like going to iberia

Daa have been proactively working with Norwegian for years, sure they rent a whole office block out there

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If I wasn't bound by confidentiality I could shred that post even more
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Wonder will IAG lauch flights to Vancouver or will the fact Air Canada Rouge are going to be flying it put them off. They may look at Montreal instead
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Originally posted by nvidic nvidic wrote:

If I wasn't bound by confidentiality I could shred that post even more

so what your saying is that ybig's makebelieve pilot is talking pony?
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Originally posted by erimus erimus wrote:

Originally posted by nvidic nvidic wrote:

If I wasn't bound by confidentiality I could shred that post even more


so what your saying is that ybig's makebelieve pilot is talking pony?



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Originally posted by Denis Irwin Denis Irwin wrote:

Wonder will IAG lauch flights to Vancouver or will the fact Air Canada Rouge are going to be flying it put them off. They may look at Montreal instead


Rouge only have six flights on that route I think, would be a candidate, they've done well in Toronto, miami and texas would be certs I'd imagine, Hong Kong or Beijing, one India as well, can't imagine then being greater than thrice weekly
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Make believe pilot LOL I'm getting fed of reading that sh*t, much more of it and i'll be retiring from YBIG due to twats like yourself. 

Please, enlighten what I'm incorrect on. They worked that well with Norwegian that they set up one of their long haul bases in Gatwick where there is more competition in the city, great work by DAA alright. 

 


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You're incorrect that they've not been working with Norwegian, you're incorrect they should have been there early, they were at them from the start, Norwegian have been there for years

You're incorrect Aer Lingus will be getting a350s, anyone who worked for iag would know this

Your level of understanding of why Gatwick and Dublin don't compare and don't compete for Norwegian long haul routes could be exposed by a 15 year old

Several airlines have tried and failed to compete with Ryanair in dublin, all have failed, none will hub there, it is far from safe to chase that end and would almost definitely fail

Your post has a huge lack of understanding of the economics of airlines and airports, how and why airlines choose routes and what's needed for a hub, and I've zero doubt you don't work for an airline (shock horror) as you wouldn't have made such a post working for one for a week




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To be clear, I worked in that area of daa and know exactly what I'm talking about
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Originally posted by nvidic nvidic wrote:

To be clear, I worked in that area of daa and know exactly what I'm talking about
remember heading on an away trip, cant remember which one now and there you were strolling through the terminal looking dapper in your tin but sick a as small hospital at all the fans heading off and you stuck in work
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Remember it well! Was cologne away and I'd only just started there, Was sickened when I seen ye all, was trying awful hard to avoid the terminal that day!
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Originally posted by nvidic nvidic wrote:

You're incorrect that they've not been working with Norwegian, you're incorrect they should have been there early, they were at them from the start, Norwegian have been there for years

You're incorrect Aer Lingus will be getting a350s, anyone who worked for iag would know this

Your level of understanding of why Gatwick and Dublin don't compare and don't compete for Norwegian long haul routes could be exposed by a 15 year old

Several airlines have tried and failed to compete with Ryanair in dublin, all have failed, none will hub there, it is far from safe to chase that end and would almost definitely fail

Your post has a huge lack of understanding of the economics of airlines and airports, how and why airlines choose routes and what's needed for a hub, and I've zero doubt you don't work for an airline (shock horror) as you wouldn't have made such a post working for one for a week


My post was concise. This is not Pprune or BALPA, the second of which you won't be on.

Aer Lingus will get A350's once they've upgraded the Iberia fleet as they've done with A330's and the NEO it makes sense upgrade the Iberia fleet first, I'm well IAG took control off that order of the A350's as I'm aware of a lot of things I'm not going to post on an Ireland football forum.

Dublin/Gatwick are comparable due to the one runway, Gatwick has roughly 15million more passengers and a far greater range of options in terms of carriers and destinations. Now, Ryanair has been unchallenged in Dublin, Easyjet never came back in 2002 they turned it down. 

I'm 7 years at a legacy carrier airline with thousands of hours to my name in 777's, A320s', D42'. To be clear, (quoting yourself) I fly the aircraft. Could you tell me what procedures you carry out at 35,000ft with a double engine failure in a triple 7? The answer will be No. 

I'm fed up reading this thrash from fools. I'm done here. 


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