Budget airline launches new Capital link to west Ireland

[Jim Mason]

Budget airline launches new Capital link to west Ireland

Evening News Online 26/07/06

NEW direct flights from Edinburgh to the west of Ireland were today
launched by Ryanair.

The no-frills carrier said it will operate flights between the Capital and
Shannon three times a week from October 31, with one-way fares excluding
taxes starting at £2.49.

Ryanair already flies from the city to Dublin, and has flown 1.3 million
passengers between the Scottish and Irish capitals since 2001.

Full article at

http://business.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=299&id=1086632006

which is ©2006 Scotsman.com

Extract posted with kind permission of the Scotsman Group Syndications
Dept.

[Damian]

Post by Jim Mason
Budget airline launches new Capital link to west Ireland
Evening News Online 26/07/06
NEW direct flights from Edinburgh to the west of Ireland were today
launched by Ryanair.
The no-frills carrier said it will operate flights between the Capital and
Shannon three times a week from October 31, with one-way fares excluding
taxes starting at £2.49.
Ryanair already flies from the city to Dublin, and has flown 1.3 million
passengers between the Scottish and Irish capitals since 2001.
Full article at
http://business.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=299&id=1086632006
which is ©2006 Scotsman.com
Extract posted with kind permission of the Scotsman Group Syndications
Dept.

FR expansion from EDI ... who'd have thought it, eh?
Brings EDI into line with MAN now, I believe? ;-)

[Jim Mason]

Post by Damian

Post by Jim Mason
Budget airline launches new Capital link to west Ireland
Evening News Online 26/07/06
NEW direct flights from Edinburgh to the west of Ireland were today
launched by Ryanair.
The no-frills carrier said it will operate flights between the Capital and
Shannon three times a week from October 31, with one-way fares excluding
taxes starting at £2.49.
Ryanair already flies from the city to Dublin, and has flown 1.3 million
passengers between the Scottish and Irish capitals since 2001.
Full article at
http://business.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=299&id=1086632006
which is ©2006 Scotsman.com
Extract posted with kind permission of the Scotsman Group Syndications
Dept.

FR expansion from EDI ... who'd have thought it, eh?
Brings EDI into line with MAN now, I believe? ;-)

Rumours of Ryanair loaction from Ayrshire to Edinburgh about to emanate
from West Lothian? ;-)

Jim

[Damian]

Post by Jim Mason

Post by Damian

Post by Jim Mason
Budget airline launches new Capital link to west Ireland
Evening News Online 26/07/06
NEW direct flights from Edinburgh to the west of Ireland were today
launched by Ryanair.
The no-frills carrier said it will operate flights between the Capital and
Shannon three times a week from October 31, with one-way fares excluding
taxes starting at £2.49.
Ryanair already flies from the city to Dublin, and has flown 1.3 million
passengers between the Scottish and Irish capitals since 2001.
Full article at
http://business.scotsman.com/topics.cfm?tid=299&id=1086632006
which is ©2006 Scotsman.com
Extract posted with kind permission of the Scotsman Group Syndications
Dept.

FR expansion from EDI ... who'd have thought it, eh?
Brings EDI into line with MAN now, I believe? ;-)

Rumours of Ryanair loaction from Ayrshire to Edinburgh about to emanate
from West Lothian? ;-)

About as ridiculous as the rumours that they are about to relocate to
Paisley. I'm sure we can safely assume that Irish cities represent the
only destinations FR will probably ever contemplate from EDI (don't UK
and Irish routes attract cheaper rates, or something?)

[Jim Mason]

Post by Damian
About as ridiculous as the rumours that they are about to relocate to
Paisley.

Missed the smiley DAmian?

Jim

[Damian]

Post by Jim Mason

Post by Damian
About as ridiculous as the rumours that they are about to relocate to
Paisley.

Missed the smiley DAmian?

Apologies ..

:-)

[dagspot]

Post by Jim Mason
Budget airline launches new Capital link to west Ireland

Interesting, when other LCC are scrapping routes to Ireland including
Shannon, the margins must be very minimal even from London.

[honest man]

I think its the Ryanair effect well at SNN anyway ive been there and
they operate a lot of uk services EZY only had a 319 from LGW

Post by dagspot

Post by Jim Mason
Budget airline launches new Capital link to west Ireland

Interesting, when other LCC are scrapping routes to Ireland including
Shannon, the margins must be very minimal even from London.

[The EDI Guy]

Post by dagspot

Post by Jim Mason
Budget airline launches new Capital link to west Ireland

Interesting, when other LCC are scrapping routes to Ireland including
Shannon, the margins must be very minimal even from London.

other (than Ryanair) LCCs scrap routes to Ireland all the time - because
everytime a LCC comes near Ireland, Ryanair chases them off, nothing new
there. Would that Scotland had an indigenous airline like that.

[Damian]

Post by The EDI Guy

Post by dagspot

Post by Jim Mason
Budget airline launches new Capital link to west Ireland

Interesting, when other LCC are scrapping routes to Ireland including
Shannon, the margins must be very minimal even from London.

other (than Ryanair) LCCs scrap routes to Ireland all the time - because
everytime a LCC comes near Ireland, Ryanair chases them off, nothing new
there. Would that Scotland had an indigenous airline like that.

I thought it did ... called Ryanair too? :-)

[The EDI Guy]

Post by Damian

Post by The EDI Guy

Post by dagspot

Post by Jim Mason
Budget airline launches new Capital link to west Ireland

Interesting, when other LCC are scrapping routes to Ireland including
Shannon, the margins must be very minimal even from London.

other (than Ryanair) LCCs scrap routes to Ireland all the time - because
everytime a LCC comes near Ireland, Ryanair chases them off, nothing new
there. Would that Scotland had an indigenous airline like that.

I thought it did ... called Ryanair too? :-)

I must start using smilies more.