donkeykong5 wrote: » Have aer lingus taken over the city jet flights from Dublin to London city airport ????
theguzman wrote: » Now just wait until that white gets dirty which it inevitably will, they have destroyed EI, it will effect the North American market big time as the American's often flew EI for to experience Irishness from the start of the trip. Whoever came up with this horrendous example of a livery should be fired.
Shamrockj wrote: » Considering ei has actually done market research I doubt any American looks at liveries.
MJohnston wrote: » I think it works for Air France though, because weirdly enough white is a very French colour, in terms of history.
kevinandrew wrote: » The original A350 order is almost certainly cancelled or at best, indefinitely deferred. However, with Aer Lingus in IAG, the order pool of aircraft is much larger and while most aircraft on IAG’s order book are accounted for, any aircraft can be reassigned quite easily within the group if required. IAG also has considerable buying power and if Aer Lingus management believe the airline requires an A350 fleet, they’ll have to create and present the business case to IAG who would then go ahead and order the aircraft. This is how the A321LR was decided upon. Speaking of future orders, I may have misheard but during the new livery announcement Aer Lingus said they’ll be adding a further two A330s next year in addition to the growing A321LR fleet.
Bussywussy wrote: Yup I heard 2 brand new A330s
California Dreamer wrote: » Not one f**k is given about the article but Jesus H Christ........the stock image!!!!!!!!!! 😳🙄😉ðŸ˜https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-6615735/Azealia-Banks-breaks-BANNED-Aer-Lingus-flights.html
joeysoap wrote: » I never heard of her but she sounds like a class act.
kevinandrew wrote: » This is the same woman who sacrificed chickens in her apartment. Complete loon. Anyway... Anyone know when Aer Lingus added pre-recorded announcements on board? I flew with them last week on a busy Heathrow service and heard two recorded messages about stowing hand luggage. The usual welcome and safety demo were all manual as normal. Great flights too, friendly staff, on time and relaxed. Both aircraft, EI-DEC and EI-DEG appeared in good condition, hope they move quickly on the mood lighting roll out though. Not a big fan of the new cheese and tomato calzone, €5.50 for a claggy pasty that fit in the palm of my hand and was filled with flavoured play-doh. The cheese coleslaw wrap was much nicer but was kept so cold it was almost frozen in the middle. I’ll stick to the chicken and stuffing or the breakfast in future.
Locker10a wrote: » kevinandrew wrote: » This is the same woman who sacrificed chickens in her apartment. Complete loon. Anyway... Anyone know when Aer Lingus added pre-recorded announcements on board? I flew with them last week on a busy Heathrow service and heard two recorded messages about stowing hand luggage. The usual welcome and safety demo were all manual as normal. Great flights too, friendly staff, on time and relaxed. Both aircraft, EI-DEC and EI-DEG appeared in good condition, hope they move quickly on the mood lighting roll out though. Not a big fan of the new cheese and tomato calzone, €5.50 for a claggy pasty that fit in the palm of my hand and was filled with flavoured play-doh. The cheese coleslaw wrap was much nicer but was kept so cold it was almost frozen in the middle. I’ll stick to the chicken and stuffing or the breakfast in future. I’ve hear those prerecorded announcements ages ago wel over a year, it seems they’re rarely used and at the seniors discretion
goingnowhere wrote: » Chicken and stuffing gate v2? I survived the first round about 5 years ago when chicken and stuffing was pulled and returned about 3 months later after inflight sales collapsed.
Qprmeath wrote: » Are they the only decent thing on an Ei flight menu? Only thing I’ve ever enjoyed.
