Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October 2015
Ireland is playing France in the Rugby World Cup at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff on Sunday afternoon which has given rise to numerous extra flights from those countries into CWL.
Thanks to the South Wales Aviation Group website which I gladly acknowledge and provide a link below, I've been able to summarise these extra movements.
On Saturday 10 October there were 56 arrivals overall which contrasts with the 23 on a normal Saturday at this time of year meaning the rugby match generated 33 arrivals that day- there were also regular scheduled flights from Dublin and Paris.
Sunday 11 October saw 59 arrivals overall which contrasts with the 21 on a normal Sunday at this time of the year meaning the rugby match generated 38 arrivals that day.
Anyone wishing to see more details of each arrival (and departure) including timings, call signs, type and reg of aircraft can obtain them by visiting the South Wales Aviation Group website though the link at the bottom of this post.
To summarise, the following airlines were involved:
Vueling - A320
Ryanair - B 738
Aer Lingus - ATR 72 and A 320
CityJet - ARJ 85
Chalair - ATR 42 and E 190
Enter Air B 734 and B 738
Transavia - B 738
SmartLynx - A 320
Binair - SW 4
VLM - F 50
Germania - B 737 and A 321
Titan - B 738
Air Explore - B 734
Twin Jet - E 190
Corsair - A 330
Air Hop - E 145, E 170 and CRJ 700
Links Air - J 41
Carpatair - F 100
Iguana - SF 34
Many of these airlines did multi trips with the most popular airports being Dublin and Paris Cdg. Other airports included Cork, Shannon, Paris Orly, Le Bourget, Marseille, Lyon, Toulouse, Bordeaux and Le Havre.
South Wales Aviation Group website link -
http://cardiffstathan.blogspot.co.uk