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Dublin - Chicago (direct) - which airline goes direct

  • 17-03-2008 09:38PM
    #1
    cjmcork
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    as thread states - don't want to change planes, etc


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  • #2
    kleefarr
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    Yes. Aer lingus.


  • #3
    cjmcork
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    which one?


  • #4
    rugbug86
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,335 ✭✭✭rugbug86


    what do you mean which one!

    have a look at your selected days flights and they'll tell you if its via shannon or not.

    american airlines fly to chicago too.


  • #5
    cjmcork
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    the reply didn't have an airline initially- it was just 'yes' which is as useful as a one legged man in an arse-kicking contest............thanks for the responses now though


  • #6
    peeps78
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    aer lingus go direct-ish you have to stop in shannon and go through immigration. which is actually much better than going direct. you get to bypass the reeeeaaaalllly long immigration queue on the other side.
    you should have seen the envious looks we got from the people stuck in line while we waltzed by.


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  • #7
    Dodge
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    peeps78 wrote: »
    aer lingus go direct-ish you have to stop in shannon and go through immigration. which is actually much better than going direct. you get to bypass the reeeeaaaalllly long immigration queue on the other side.
    you should have seen the envious looks we got from the people stuck in line while we waltzed by.

    They also go direct. As in no stopover in Shannon. Immigration was done in Dublin


  • #8
    jjbrien
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,678 ✭✭✭jjbrien


    American Airlines aslo do a daily direct flight with no stop in shannon.


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