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Aer Lingus Cork-Berlin axed?

Amtmann · 2010-03-20 18:34:51

I have been trying to book a flight for some time now between Cork and Berlin for some time in June, but the website says that no flights are scheduled for the whole of June and afterwards. The thing is, one can easily book a flight from Cork to Amsterdam for that month, so I'm not sure that it's just a case of the website…

20-03-2010 07:34PM

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I have been trying to book a flight for some time now between Cork and Berlin for some time in June, but the website says that no flights are scheduled for the whole of June and afterwards. The thing is, one can easily book a flight from Cork to Amsterdam for that month, so I'm not sure that it's just a case of the website and flight schedules not being up-to-date.

Perhaps I've missed the announcement, but has Cork to Berlin been cancelled?

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#2 20-03-2010 07:38PM

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Certain routes are seasonal - Cork to Geneva being one of them, it's quite likely that Cork Berlin is another winter route.

Another thread suggests that Cork Berlin has been stopped:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=63207073

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#3 20-03-2010 08:11PM

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Yep they're gone. Gone gone gone. They flew through the summer last year..

Pity really.

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#4 20-03-2010 08:18PM

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Ridiculous to drop Berlin, one the biggest cities in Europe. Munich is left with a connection to Cork.

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#5 20-03-2010 08:22PM

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Yeah it surprised me really - we still have a large population of Polish folk and Western-Poland is only a short trip from Berlin.

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#6 20-03-2010 08:29PM

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So what would be the best alternative connection?

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#7 20-03-2010 08:38PM

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I had a look one day and Cork <> Dublin with Ryanair and Dublin <> Berlin with EI was turning out quite reasonable.

Anotehr option would be Cork - Krakow with WizzAir and get a train back to Berlin but that strikes me as probably dear and tiring.

As part of their ongoing spats Rynair dropped the Shannon - Berlin route as well which makes Aer Lingus' actions even stranger.

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#8 21-03-2010 12:21AM

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I've not checked seasonality, not timetables.

Dublin direct to http://www.dublinairport.com/plan-your-trip/destination_map.html
Berlin
Szczecin
Poznan
Lodz
Wroclaw
Prague
Duesseldorf
Cologne
Frankfurt
Munich
Memmingen

Dublin indirect to
Hamburg
Bremen
Hannover
Dresden
Leipzig/Halle

Kerry to http://www.kerryairport.com/timetable.html
Frankfurt (Hahn)

Shannon to http://www.shannonairport.com/flight-info/timetable/map.html
Wroclaw
Lodz
Krakow

Cork to http://www.corkairport.com/flight_info/destination_map.html (page refusing to load properly just at the moment)
Munich

Gdansk
Katowice
Poznan
Warsaw
Wroclaw

http://www.corkairport.com/flight_info/index.html

Berlin Aer Lingus Until March 27

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