Aerlingus

mlu1301 · 18 Mar 20, 04:48 PM

Hi guys

These are tough times for all and I hope you all still get your dream vacation.

We have our trip planned for 22nd june hoping we can still get there otherwise it's going to have to wait until next summer.

Seems this vacation has been doomed from the start.. yes we had thomas cook direct flights.. the travel agent changed them to indirect ba via gatwick.. now they have been changed again via dublin instead with aerlingus.. are there any major differences between BA and aerlingus? Or much and such the same?

Thanks

gasmark7 · 18 Mar 20, 05:17 PM

We travelled to Orlando ten days ago with Aer Lingus. Brilliant service. Comfortable seats and relaxing flight. We travelled through Dublin and the pre-check in was a real bonus. Just walked off at Orlando. Very quick. We�ve also travelled BA and were knackered by the time we got home. Aer Lingus every time.

**Jon&Emz** · 18 Mar 20, 10:26 PM

After having flown both must give my vote to aer lingus. We were booked to go with them again this year until our connection with Flybe fell through.

gforce_iom · 18 Mar 20, 10:28 PM

We like Aer Lingus... they are our first choice depending on price!

They were also good when I contacted them to rearrange our return flight which is tomorrow.

mlu1301 · 19 Mar 20, 12:23 AM

Thanks guys puts my mind at ease 😁

Aimee_K · 20 Mar 20, 10:41 AM

What is the IFE like on their planes?

landandword17 · 20 Mar 20, 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by Aimee_K

What is the IFE like on their planes?

It�s fine. Not as extensive as BA or the US airlines but I�ve never had an issue finding something to watch. You can see their full current offering by googling �Cara Magazine� which is their inflight magazine and lists all tv/audio/movies onboard. Obviously selections will have changed whenever you fly but it�s a good indication of the number of options they have.

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