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Aer Lingus ATR72 Planes to Rennes in France.

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    #32
    L1011
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    Donegal Storm wrote: »
    I've flown DUB to Donegal countless times in the ATR and never had a single bad experience, in fact I'd say it's probably my favorite flight. The low altitude means you can see features on the ground a lot more clearly and follow exactly where you are and also get a great view of cloudscapes. There's also the fast service and the novelty factor of being in a much smaller plane. Only issue I've ever had is a sore neck from looking out the window the whole flight :D

    You might be a bit nervous at first with the small size and the noise of the propellors but it's perfectly fine

    You'd miss the Logan Saab 340 on that flight - for the single seats and the Tunnocks teacake and tea more than anything else!


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    Donegal Storm
    Registered Users Posts: 2,023 ✭✭✭Donegal Storm


    L1011 wrote: »
    You'd miss the Logan Saab 340 on that flight - for the single seats and the Tunnocks teacake and tea more than anything else!

    I had a pretty hairy flight on the Logan from Glasgow to Donegal about 5 or 6 years back, a good old fashioned December storm meant we spent around half an hour circling/violently bumping above CFN before eventually landing, I'm fine with flying but that one definitely tested my metal!

    It was usually a nice flight though, the single seat isles were great, only problem was the overhead lockers were beyond tiny


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