Aer Arann

Description: A regional airline based in Dublin, Ireland operating scheduled service for 40 different routes between Ireland, ... more

Aer Arann ... France, and the United Kingdom.

Newest Review: ... to the plane is that propellors do make the cabin very very noisy. For example, I had massive headphones that normally block out all sound when turned off. I put my phone up on full volume watching Top Gear, yet I could only just make it out. So if you are planning on reading a book, then you might have to change your plans. Although all of the flights with Aer Arann are short haul so you ... more

... shouldn't have much trouble. So overall, a very good airline with a very efficient crew (unloading bags etc.). There are plenty of routes to choose from and the planes are interesting if you have been on them before. Recommended!...more

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Aer Arann: Effortless flying (340 words)
by - written on 28/07/09 (Useful, 6 readings)
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I have to say, when I flew with Aer Arann a week ago today, it was simply effortless. Aer Arann focus on 40 different routes connecting Ireland, France and the UK. Most, if not all of the planes are around half the size of a British Airways 737. Not to mention that they are all run by propellors too. Checking in wasn't to much of a problem. Although I did spend about 20 minutes blocking the que as the check-in person was looking for forms. (Since I was flying on my own at under 16, then forms were needed). Anyway, once that hassle was done, from then on everything was perfect. From the gates opening to leaving the ground on the plane, there was only about a 15 ... Read the complete review

Relaxed, hassle free flying (456 words)
by - written on 07/02/09 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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Basis for review: I'm from the West of Ireland and have lived for a number of years in the UK in both Birmingham and London. I have flown Aer Arann several times from Galway to Birmingham, Galway to London Luton and Dublin to Cardiff. Check in: Check in is what you'd expect from any relatively low cost operator operating short hop routes. Nothing special, nothing exceptional. On board: Aer Arann operate small propeller planes. There are four seats in any row, two on each side and there are forty rows on the plane. The seats are comfortable and the plane isn't too cramped. Due to the small size of the plane the staff may ask you to ... Read the complete review

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