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Airline launches flights from Scotland to major European capital

The new flights make it easier to reach further afield

AN AIRLINE has announced exciting new routes from Scotland to a top European destination.

Emerald airlines, the exclusive operator of Aer Lingus Regional, has announced an expansion of one of its Scots services from next month.

Aer Lingus Regional has launched even more routes from Scotland
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Aer Lingus Regional has launched even more routes from ScotlandCredit: PA
The new flights opens up the north-east of Scotland to the rest of the world
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The new flights opens up the north-east of Scotland to the rest of the worldCredit: Alamy

Aberdeen passengers can enjoy even more convenient access to Dublin with up to two flights per day beginning in September.

Aer Lingus Regional will operate up to two daily flights on key days of the week—Monday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday—enabling more Scots to enjoy weekend getaways to the Irish capital.

For those looking to explore more of Ireland during their stay, Aer Lingus Regional also provides a twice daily service from Dublin Airport to the Northwest of Ireland, Donegal.

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The Aberdeen-Dublin route will facilitate onward connectivity from Aberdeen to North America; New York, Boston, Chicago, Washington D.C., San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Philadelphia, and Toronto.

Passengers flying into the US can avail of US Immigration Pre-clearance at Dublin Airport, skipping any lengthy immigration queues stateside.

Commenting on the announcement, Ian Lough, Head of Commercial at Emerald Airlines said: "Reflecting customer demand, we are delighted to be increasing our services between Aberdeen and Dublin.

"Passengers will now have access to even more convenient timings, allowing for greater choice and flexibility in their travel plans.

"Whether it's for business or leisure, our increased frequency ensures that passengers can visit Ireland with ease, year-round.”

Chris Tibbett, Aero Director at AGS Airports, who own Aberdeen airport said: “We welcome these additional flights connecting Aberdeen to the Irish capital, offering even more choices to customers and further opening up Aer Lingus’ vast North American network.

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" It is now easier than ever, not only for Aberdonians to visit Dublin but also for visitors from Ireland to visit the North-East of Scotland and explore the beauty our region has to offer.”

To take advantage of the best fares, passengers can book via www.aerlingus.com with tickets now on sale.

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