Waterford Airport Flights !

Ronyponyboi

Any idea when they will fly to malaga

trishw78

have you checked the aer arann website

baronflyguy

Hi OP,

I had a quick look at Waterford Airports website, it says they aren't currently taking in bookings and didn't really elaborate when they will be.
http://www.waterfordairport.ie/ns/content/view/31/75/

You might be lucky enough and get a reply here from someone who works in Waterford Airport and can tell you BUT if I was you, I'd shoot an email to [EMAIL="info@waterfordairport.ie?subject=%20Enquiry%20%28Link%20from%20Waterford%20Airport%20website%29"]info@waterfordairport.ie[/EMAIL] and see what they tell you, might be quicker.

Update this thread with the reply you get just in case someone else is interested in knowing.

- BFG

kensutz

Not this year

baronflyguy

The Aer Arann Waterford to Galway flight was great. I used it a few times and I knew a lot who used it at least twice a year. Pity that route got cancelled.

Aquos76

Kensutz is correct, these flights to Malaga and Faro will not be operating from Waterford this season

KingLoser

What about Amsterdam?

Aquos76

KingLoser wrote: »

What about Amsterdam?

I think they were dropped earlier this year also

baronflyguy

The Galway-Waterford-Amsterdam Route was cancelled around mid Jan this year.

merlante

On a positive note, I take the Waterford-London Luton route regularly and it is always well subscribed. Sometimes it is 100% full. So this route, and hence the viability of the whole airport, should not be in any danger.

Luton is an Easyjet hub so this connection is brilliant. Often you can do Aer Arann + Easyjet for the same price or less than, say, Bus/Train/Car + Aer Lingus out of Dublin.

ziedth

merlante wrote: »

On a positive note, I take the Waterford-London Luton route regularly and it is always well subscribed. Sometimes it is 100% full. So this route, and hence the viability of the whole airport, should not be in any danger.

Luton is an Easyjet hub so this connection is brilliant. Often you can do Aer Arann + Easyjet for the same price or less than, say, Bus/Train/Car + Aer Lingus out of Dublin.

Why did I never think of that, I must look into it.

merlante

ziedth wrote: »

Why did I never think of that, I must look into it.

I'm actually surprised it isin't advertised by either the Airport or Aer Arann or both.

Kotek Besar

I hope to God they don't cut the Waterford-Birmingham route.

I'm all booked up to fly KLM from Birmingham-Amsterdam-Singapore and back at the end of the year. If Aer Arann go and cancel the WAT-BHX route I'll be well cheesed off.

I made the same trip last year and it was brilliant. Much better than DUB-AMS-SIN which is what I did the year before. I know flying from Waterford is an extra leg, plus more expensive (slightly), but I for one hate the 3-4 hour bus journey from here up to Dublin.

daftdave

the train is the only way to travel to dublin (unless u have a helicopter or plane) , plenty of room, ur not stuck in a crappy cramped bus seat , i know its more expensive but if you can afford it, its well worth the extra few bob.

2 1/2 hrs and you are in heuston , luas outside the door , bus outside the door to the airport .

Junior

Only problem is if you get in at an odd time of the morning - you'll find the trains aren't running.

old gregg

daftdave wrote: »

the train is the only way to travel to dublin (unless u have a helicopter or plane) , plenty of room, ur not stuck in a crappy cramped bus seat , i know its more expensive but if you can afford it, its well worth the extra few bob.

2 1/2 hrs and you are in heuston , luas outside the door , bus outside the door to the airport .

with freshly ground coffee and just out of the oven Danish pastries delivered to your seat

yea, love the train