Transport
Dublin’ Up
A new twice daily service will begin on March 26 2023.
Aer Lingus and it’s partner Emerald Airlines have announced an expansion of the route between Ronaldsway and Dublin.
A new twice daily service will begin on March 26 2023.
The carrier will now operate additional morning flights on Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays & Sundays, along with a new Saturday flight.
The airlines said the new flights will further enable connections onto the Aer Lingus transatlantic network via Dublin to destinations including New York.
Ciarán Smith, head of commercial at Emerald Airlines said: ‘We are fully committed to improving connectivity from the Isle of Man and beyond. Regional connectivity is a key part in our wider strategy at Emerald Airlines, and so we are delighted to be increasing our flight frequencies, with convenient and cost effective options for travel between the Isle of Man and Ireland.
‘By working closely with our counterparts in the airport and wider Isle of Man government, we are now in a position to further increase the amount of flights we operate from the Isle of Man with over 20,000 additional seats now on offer. We expect to see significant interest locally in these flights, and look forward to continuing to grow our services in the future.’
Gary Cobb, Airport Director added: ‘We are delighted to see this important and strategic route increase in frequency. Not only will this be an advantage to customers travelling to Dublin but also has the added bonus of connections onto the US and other destinations, which in turn will bring huge benefits to residents, business and visitors wishing to explore our unique island.’
