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Change Aer Lingus flight times (Geneva - Dublin)

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Rachael Doyle
11 years ago

The morning flight is to early, you either stay up all nite , or have to get a hotel near the airport.

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Dympna Smyth
11 years ago

Geneva flight way too early in the morning especially when you have to get up at 3.30am.

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Alva Brady
11 years ago Featured

We take this flight 3/4 times a year & it is very hard on our young children as we have to have them up at 3.30 in order to be at the airport with enough time. A later departure time would make for much happier less cranky passengers!! Please

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Paul Wilkinson
11 years ago

I have often avoided going home because of the unsuitable flight times and have flown back to Dublin via other European airports on several occasions. Aer Lingus seem to suit themselves rather than their loyal customers!

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Mary Griffin
11 years ago

I'd definitely travel back and forth to Ireland a lot more often if we had later flight times

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Anonymous
11 years ago

would love to see better times to avoid taking days off to travel

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Josephine Cusack
11 years ago

As an over 65s regular traveller to visit my family in Geneva the 4.30am wake up is just too difficult !

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John ringling north III
11 years ago

Return flight from Dublin is presently at a ridiculous hour!

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winnie prendergast
11 years ago

please change the times it is super inconvenient as it stand!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Change Aer Lingus flight times (Geneva - Dublin)

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Kieran John McCarthy
11 years ago

Put simply, the not inexpensive Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Geneva is only one part of the cost associated with traveling for those from outside the greater Dublin area. To deny the petition, Aer Lingus would require some justification on behalf of the customers taking the plane back to Dublin, which does not arrive until before midday. There is no business-related benefit to these customers which is revoked by a flight arriving after 12pm. Therefore, unless a later flight would significantly increase the cost of the flight due to landing rates at Geneva airport, etc, Aer Lingus should action this petition.

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J-D Charve
11 years ago

My wife and myself have a 1,5yr old baby and we'll have the second one in a month and travelling at these hours is a real pain in the neck to go and see the in-laws. We would SO appreciate a consideration of rescheduling the tables! Thanks in advance. I hope my English is ok for you to read.

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Denis Doyle
11 years ago

The red-eye flight is really not feasible for anyone outside North Dublin. I have used the London or Paris (Ryan Air / Easy Jet combo) . Or in Winter I have used the Belfast to Geneva Easyjet flight (driving up from Wexford). I would prefer to travel with an Irish Airline. It's only a matter of time before Easy Jet or Ryan Air move in, so if I was Airlingus I would try and sort their schedule out ASAP.

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Michael O Sullivan
11 years ago Featured

The current flight schedule makes short trips home a no go. My family is in Kerry and since returning to geneva area, I have stopped all short trips. I used to travel home 4 times a year...Schedules should favour families, and maximising home time. Are Lingus, its time to rethink

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Chantal Curry
11 years ago Featured

It would be much easier to get to and from Geneva and for us and other family members to enjoy longer times in each place if the times were changed to later on the Fri and Sunday, to avail of two full days in each place and making it back for work on the Monday morning!

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Aoife Hegarty
11 years ago

I urge Aer Lingus to give serious thought to this petition as it would be a win-win for both parties; more feasible flying times would mean more passengers and increased tickets sales. Happier passengers are loyal passengers, thus reducing chances of being tempted by other airlines/flight paths.

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Aoife Bambury
11 years ago

Please change to an evening slot please! Especially on a Friday departure from Geneva and Sunday evening departure from Dublin- or even better-Cork!

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Patrick Ramseyer
11 years ago

would be great, those early Sunday morning flights are a pain

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Fly so high to Ireland

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dorothy shanks
11 years ago

Would mean I could visit my grandson more often with less stress because of poor flight times