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Aer Arann knocks Dublin
26 April 2006
Irish airline Aer Arann is launched a new service between Knock and Dublin.
The two cities will be linked by a daily 35-minute service leaving Knock in the morning and returning from Dublin in the evening in a 50-seater aircraft.
Micheal O'Callarain, Marketing Manager, Aer Arann said: 'Having previously operated this service for three years we are delighted to be returning to operate the Knock to Dublin service.
'We believe there is considerable potential to grow this important route to and from the West of Ireland and look forward to working with the team at Ireland West airport Knock over the coming months to further develop the service.'
The service will commence on 28 May and follows 12 other new routes the airline has announced for this summer, including Galway to Liverpool, Dublin to Inverness and Cork to Angers in the Loire Valley.
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The two cities will be linked by a daily 35-minute service leaving Knock in the morning and returning from Dublin in the evening in a 50-seater aircraft.
Micheal O'Callarain, Marketing Manager, Aer Arann said: 'Having previously operated this service for three years we are delighted to be returning to operate the Knock to Dublin service.
'We believe there is considerable potential to grow this important route to and from the West of Ireland and look forward to working with the team at Ireland West airport Knock over the coming months to further develop the service.'
The service will commence on 28 May and follows 12 other new routes the airline has announced for this summer, including Galway to Liverpool, Dublin to Inverness and Cork to Angers in the Loire Valley.
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