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I'm very surprised that they are cancelling Dublin! Very surprised!No worries, quite some interesting cancellations.
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I'm very surprised that they are cancelling Dublin! Very surprised!No worries, quite some interesting cancellations.
The answer appears to be yes. According to Wiki it will be 3,110 metres in length, will cost 300 million euros and work was to start in 2017.I wonder if an extension is in the pipeline? Especially if Dublin wants to attract more Eastern flights and maybe even South America?
Thanks!Awesome Photo's Jerry
It is quite amazing the carriers Dublin has been able to attract. Just goes to show how well the Irish economy is growing and how far Ireland has come as a country. As a Welshman i'm quite envious. Dublin Airport is a genuine European hub airport, on the flights i took from the Dublin and too Dublin with Aer Lingus there were people on the flights from all over Europe connecting to the US and to Europe. The only downside for me as a connecting passenger on the way to the US was the 2 security checkpoints that i had to go through in Dublin itself apart from that it is a good airport though i'll probably stick to Amsterdam the next time as the transit experience on the way out is more seamless.Excellent, as always. That's a busy airport for a country of around five million inhabitants.
Thanks!Great photo's Jerry, thanks for posting
When you take the island of Ireland as a whole the Irish airports between them handle over over 40 million passengers a year from a population of around 7 million.It is quite amazing the carriers Dublin has been able to attract. Just goes to show how well the Irish economy is growing and how far Ireland has come as a country. As a Welshman i'm quite envious. Dublin Airport is a genuine European hub airport, on the flights i took from the Dublin and too Dublin with Aer Lingus there were people on the flights from all over Europe connecting to the US and to Europe. The only downside for me as a connecting passenger on the way to the US was the 2 security checkpoints that i had to go through in Dublin itself apart from that it is a good airport though i'll probably stick to Amsterdam the next time as the transit experience on the way out is more seamless.
I'm actually leaning these days towards Wales being better off as an independent country.Perhaps Wales would have a better chance of emulating the Republic's success if it was an independent country outside the UK but within the EU.?
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