Has anyone flown Aer Lingus?

[AudreyKing]

And if so, how was it?

I ask because I'm planning to go to London for the World Science Fiction & Fantasy Convention next year, and so far Aer Lingus has the best airfare that I've found.

 

[duchessofb]

(BTW, I did not make the company's name a link in my post- that somehow happened automatically & I can't seem to undo it. Not worried about but I just don't want anyone to think that I'm advertising).

 

[sunilm]

It's done automatically by MAP's software. It helps pay the bills (Frodo's cake habit).

 

[holden_nick57]

Ok, cool.

 

[Lyricoll]

You will find the best way to reduce an airfare to London is to not depart from England. There is a high tax on this departure, instead if you route to a nearby hub, such as RT to DUB on Aer Lingus and the bolting on a local low cost flight, or flying open jaw into LHR and back out of CDG taking the train there you might be able to drop a few hundred bucks off the ticket.

If you are upfront they don't have lie flat, if you are in the back its all the same crap..

 

[BigDaddyasgrul]

If things are so bad at Aer Lingus that they have to spam a martial arts forum, well...I wouldn't book a flight with them.

 

[Kayls]

Well I've flows Aer Ligus
It was ok. Not spectacular, but then again, no afforable carrier is providing flights that can be called enjoyable.

 

[LindseyL]

There's plenty of affordable stuff - just people don't know how to pay for it the right way. Last week I figured out how to fly from New York - Tokyo in First class for about 300 GBP

 

[xtysonz]

yeah

theyre fine. nothing to worry about

 

[FriedGreenApples]

They are fine ...

and being Irish will be hospitable and friendly...

Unbiased of course

smurf

 

[AlexisInfectious®]

Thanks for the responses.

 

[DFLy]

I have used them many times for short Haul (London to Ireland) and have always found them to be very good, excellent value, with a great service.

Travess