Dublin Airport has confirmed the September/October flight schedule flyers can look forward to as passengers seek that last bit of Summer sun.
With foreign travel having returned to some semblance of normality, Dublin Airport is beginning to rebuild its global reach following the near-total shutdown of foreign travel.
From July 19, non-essential travel returned to Dublin with the introduction of the EU digital travel cert. Since July, flights to the UK have increased by 23% to 305 per week.
Flights to the European continent have also risen by 8% to 831 services per week, while US-bound flights rose by 29%.
"It has been truly wonderful to welcome passengers back to Dublin Airport in recent weeks, and it has been exciting to see the return of our airline partners too," Edel Redmond, Head of B2B and Partner marketing at Dublin Airport said.
"We have been working hard to strengthen Dublin Airport’s route network coming out of this pandemic and the improved frequency on many routes provides even more, choice and flexibility for both business and leisure customers alike."
The likes of Air Canada, British Airways and Norweigan Air are all returning for flights to Toronto, London City and Copenhagen
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