Aer Lingus Regional Unveils Bumper Winter Schedule
Emerald Airlines, operator of Aer Lingus Regional services, has released its Winter 2023 schedule that commences at the end of October 2023 and runs through to the end of March 2024. With over 1.1 million seats on sale this Winter across a total of 28 routes, the carrier continues to rapidly increase its frequencies and services across the Aer Lingus Regional route network.
Ian Lough, Head of Commercial at Emerald Airlines, said: “We appreciate that our customers enjoy planning ahead to enjoy the best value fares, and so we are delighted to be announcing our Winter 2023 schedule. We’ve got popular sports events covered with firm football favourites including Liverpool, Manchester, and Newcastle along with special services between Cardiff-Dublin for the Rugby Six Nations.
Passengers can also embrace the festive atmosphere with getaways to Christmas markets in cities such as Exeter, Leeds Bradford, or Bristol. Our schedule has something for everyone, and we look forward to welcoming passengers onboard!”
Operating 15 routes from Dublin Airport, the carrier now serves every corner of the UK. Aer Lingus Regional is also the largest airline serving Belfast City Airport operating 12 routes. Katy Best, Commercial Director at Belfast City Airport, commented: “The extensive Aer Lingus Regional UK route network not only ensures connectivity to and from Northern Ireland but provides passengers with choice.
“Aer Lingus Regional has built a substantial base here at Belfast City and we look forward to continuing our successful partnership throughout the winter schedule.
“With an average security processing time of just six minutes and located five minutes from the city centre, passengers planning a winter getaway can look forward to a smooth, hassle-free journey through Belfast City Airport.”
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