“The scheduled service will operate using an Airbus A320 aircraft, seating 174 customers which is a long way from the aircraft on the original flight back in 1936 which carried just five passengers on a six-seater De Havilland 84 Dragon, affectionately named Iolar (meaning eagle). We have a long and established relationship with Aer Lingus since the first flight from Baldonnel, Dublin to Bristol Airport on. “We are delighted Aer Lingus is resuming services between Dublin and Bristol. “We are delighted to once again be able to do what we do best for more customers - deliver safe international travel.’’ĭave Lees, Bristol Airport Chief Executive Officer, said: “We are looking forward to serving our customers once again and providing them with a warm Aer Lingus welcome from airports across the UK. “We are delighted to recommence flights from Bristol and welcome back our British customers on board now that travel restrictions have been relaxed, reconnecting friends and families that have been kept apart for too long. Peter O’Neill, Aer Lingus Chief Operations Officer, said: There will also be no requirement to self-isolate if fully vaccinated. Ireland reopened its doors for travel earlier this month and is the first country in Europe where fully vaccinated British citizens can visit without the need for any COVID-19 tests into or out of the country. Previously operated by Aer Lingus Regional, the route will operate five days a week, on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday, with fares starting from £39.99 each way, including all taxes and charges. Aer Lingus offers flexible ‘Book with Confidence’ booking options and great value with flights starting from £39.99 each-wayĪer Lingus will resume flights to/from Bristol to Dublin airport from Sunday, 1st August,.Ireland is the first country in Europe to allow fully vaccinated British citizens to visit quarantine and test-free.
Aer Lingus Restarts Flights From Bristol To DublinĪer Lingus flights from Bristol to Dublin back from Sunday 1st August
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