With the competition of FlyBe now no longer of concern, British Airways is increasing its services between London City Airport and Dublin Airport.
British Airways Embraer E-190 at Dublin Airport – Image, Economy Class and Beyond.
British Airways CityFlyer will boost its services to six times a day during the week, with a new flight pair of BA4469/BA4470 from the 1st June 2015.
The new weekday timetable is below.
London to Dublin BA4460 DEPART LCY 06:50 ARRIVE DUB 08:10 BA4462 DEPART LCY 08:50 ARRIVE DUB 10:05 BA4464 DEPART LCY 13:40 ARRIVE DUB 14:55 BA4466 DEPART LCY 18:00 ARRIVE DUB 19:15 BA4470 DEPART LCY 20:25 ARRIVE DUB 21:40 Dublin to London BA4461 DEPART DUB 07:00 ARRIVE LCY 08:20 BA4463 DEPART DUB 10:45 ARRIVE LCY 12:00 BA4465 DEPART DUB 16:15 ARRIVE LCY 17:30 BA4467 DEPART DUB 17:15 ARRIVE LCY 18:30 BA4469 DEPART DUB 19:50 ARRIVE LCY 21:05 Equipment booked: Either Embraer 170 or Embraer 190 Commences 1st June 2015 Weekday timetable listed. Weekend timetable is limited due to London City Airport opening times Data - BA.com.
The flights are loaded on BA.com, and are possible to book:
London City Airport to Dublin
Dublin Airport to London City Airport.
I’ve reviewed the Club Europe service between Dublin and London City as well as the return trip.
To say, they’re a cut above British Airways mainline service between London Heathrow and Dublin Airport is an understatement.
Whilst the loss of FlyBe between London City Airport and Dublin wasn’t unexpected with British Airways introducing its route, and CityJet introducing a 9 time a day service, there’s plenty of choice between the business centre of London and the Irish capital.
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