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    Blut2
    Registered Users Posts: 2,904 ✭✭✭Blut2


    Good article, some interesting figures in it. SFO having almost as many passengers coming locally from Dublin, rather than connecting PAX, as MCO is really a testament to how many tech firms are based in Dublin.


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    Van.Bosch
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    It says 42% are direct, 43% are EI US destination to EI Europe destination via Dublin, 9% connect in the Us side via jet blue or United for example and 7% are “bridge”.

    What does bridge refer to - is it some kind of 3 leg journey?


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    basill
    Registered Users Posts: 1,348 ✭✭✭basill


    Van.Bosch wrote: »
    It says 42% are direct, 43% are EI US destination to EI Europe destination via Dublin, 9% connect in the Us side via jet blue or United for example and 7% are “bridge”.

    What does bridge refer to - is it some kind of 3 leg journey?


    If a city pair was DUB-JFK then a bridge would be the legs originating before or after. Google OAG user guide.


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    Van.Bosch
    Registered Users Posts: 2,849 ✭✭✭Van.Bosch


    basill wrote: »
    If a city pair was DUB-JFK then a bridge would be the legs originating before or after. Google OAG user guide.

    Thanks - makes sense. Quite a high number, bigger than I would have imagined.


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