Airlines Operating and Return to Service Dates at Dublin Airport
Many airlines have suspended services to and from Dublin Airport due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, some airlines are currently operating limited services, while others have announced the resumption of their services on specific dates. According to the latest update, Aer Lingus, Air Baltic, Air France, Blue Air, Croatia Airlines, Emirates, Etihad, KLM, Lufthansa, Ryanair, Stobart Air, SWISS, Turkish Airlines, and Qatar Airways are currently operating at Dublin Airport. Several airlines have announced their return to service dates, which are subject to change.
Key Takeaways:
- Aer Lingus, Air Baltic, Air France, Blue Air, Croatia Airlines, Emirates, Etihad, KLM, Lufthansa, Ryanair, Stobart Air, SWISS, Turkish Airlines, and Qatar Airways are currently operating at Dublin Airport.
- Air Moldova is expected to resume services on July 2.
- Aegean Airlines will resume operations on July 15.
- Aeroflot will resume operations on June 30.
- American Airlines will resume operations on July 7.
- Air Canada will resume operations on July 2.
- Air Transat has suspended services until further notice.
- British Airways will resume operations on July 1.
- Cathay Pacific is expected to begin services in September (date TBC).
- Delta Air Lines is expected to resume services in July (date TBC).
- Eastern Airways will resume operations on July 23.
- Ethiopian Airlines has suspended services until further notice.
- Egypt Air is expected to begin services in October (date TBC).
- El Al has suspended services until further notice.
- Eurowings is expected to resume services in August.
- Finnair is expected to resume services in August.
- Flyone will resume operations on July 5.
- Iberia is expected to resume services in July.
- Icelandair is expected to resume services in July.
- Luxair is expected to resume services in July.
- Loganair is expected to resume services in September (date TBC).
- Lauda will resume operations on July 1.
- Norwegian is expected to resume services in September.
- SAS is expected to resume services in July.
- Sun Express will resume operations on July 25.
- Transavia is expected to resume services in September.
- TUI will resume operations on July 23.
- TAP Air Portugal will resume operations on July 3.
- United Airlines will resume operations on July 7.
- Vueling has suspended services until further notice.
- Westjet is expected to resume services in August.
Statistics:
- 18 airlines are currently operating at Dublin Airport.
- 12 airlines have announced the resumption of their services.
- 11 airlines have suspended services until further notice.
- Services are expected to resume in the following months: July (7 airlines), August (3 airlines), September (6 airlines), October (1 airline).
- Total airlines operating or resuming services at Dublin Airport: 30.
Sources:
- ENPublishing, A, "Airlines Operating And Return To Service Dates At Dublin Airport," June 29, 2020.
- ENPublishing, A, "Release date- 26062020 - Aer Lingus, Air Baltic, Air France, Blue Air, Croatia Airlines, Emirates, Etihad, KLM, Lufthansa, Ryanair, Stobart Air, SWISS, Turkish Airlines and Qatar Airways are currently operating limited services at Dublin Airport."
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