Summer of flights to Dublin from Pisa, thanks to the new Aer Lingus connections.
The airline Aer Lingus has announced the addition of a new route to its network connecting our country to Ireland. It concerns the flight to Dublin that will take off from the runways of Galileo Galilei Airport in Pisa. The new route will be mainly seasonal, as it has been planned and included in Aer Lingus’s schedule from May to September.
The first departure is scheduled for May 18th, and the last — at least according to current announcements and schedule — will be operated on September 11, 2016. From the outset, the Pisa – Dublin flight (and vice versa, on return) will be scheduled with a thrice-weekly frequency: flights will operate between the two cities every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday.
In addition to enabling travelers to plan vacations and weekends in Dublin (or in Tuscany, considering the Irish audience), these flights have also been primarily designed by Aer Lingus management to offer connections for continuing the journey from Dublin to the United States. The air routes between Pisa and Dublin seamlessly integrate with Aer Lingus flights from Dublin to New York, Dublin to Boston, and Dublin to Chicago.
Tickets are already on sale through the usual online and offline channels.
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