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Thomsonfly
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by Thomsonfly. Thomsonfly is the charter and scheduled airline of Thomson Holidays with bases across the United Kingdom. Thomsonfly is the largest charter airline in the world. The scheduled part of Thomsonfly is a low-fare carrier operating services to 20 European cities. In September 2005, Thomsonfly expanded to offer low-cost flights from additional UK bases to destinations across Europe commencing in May 2006. |
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British Airways
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by British Airways. British Airways is the largest airline of the United Kingdom. It is also the third largest airline in Europe, with more flights from Europe across the Atlantic than any other operator. Its main hubs are London Heathrow and London Gatwick, with wide-reaching European and domestic shorthaul networks, including smaller hubs at other UK airports including Manchester, from which some longer-haul flights are also operated. |
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Flybe
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by Flybe. Flybe is an airline based at Exeter Airport, England. It is the largest independent regional airline in Europe operating on 99 routes to 40 airports. It is expected to open its first base in France in 2007. The airline also has codeshare agreements with Air France, Continental Airlines and ScotAirways. |
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KLM
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by KLM. KLM is a subsidiary of Air France-KLM. Before its merger with Air France, KLM was the national airline of the Netherlands. Air France-KLM is France and the Netherlands' main air carrier. Its KLM subsidiary operates from the airline hub of Schiphol Airport, near Amsterdam, where the subsidiary company has its headquarters. Air France took over KLM in May 2004, resulting in the creation of Air France-KLM. |
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TUIfly
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by TUIfly. Hapag-Lloyd Express is a 100% subsidiary of TUI AG, the largest travel and tourist company in the world. The airline has its headquarters at Hanover Airport and commenced flight operations on 3 December 2002. Today, TUIfly is the cheapest provider of low-cost flights on many routes. In 2005 alone TUIfly carried 3.6 million passengers. |
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Sterling
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by Sterling. Sterling Airlines A/S is a low-fare airline, based in Copenhagen, Denmark. It was created in September 2005 through the merger of two Danish airlines - Sterling European Airlines and Maersk Air - which had been bought by an Icelandic investment group a few months before. One month after the merger, Sterling Airlines was sold to the FL Group, which owns Icelandair. |
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Air France
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by Air France. Air France is a subsidiary of Air France-KLM. Before its merger with KLM, it was the national airline of France. The company's headquarters are located at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport near Paris. These headquarters are now used by Air France-KLM. Most of Air France's flights leave from Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport. Air France also has a strong presence in Paris-Orly and Saint-Exup?ry. Some flights also operate out of Nice. |
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Austrian Airlines
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by Austrian Airlines. Austrian Airlines is the international airline of Austria, with its headquarters in Vienna. Its main base is Vienna International Airport. It dominates the market for flights to Central and Eastern Europe. Austrian Airlines has increased the frequency of flights Vienna-Moscow by adding a third flight Mondays through Thursdays departing Vienna. |
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Centralwings
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by Centralwings. Centralwings is a low-cost airline based in Lotz, Poland. It is a low-fare subsidiary of LOT Polish Airlines. The airline notably stands out as being the only budget airline to fly out of Warsaw, its main base. It also has hubs at Katowice and Krak?w-Balice. The airline is in partnership with Lufthansa and its budget subsidiary Germanwings. |
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Spanair
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by Spanair. Spanair is an airline based in Palma, Mallorca, Spain. It provides a scheduled passenger network within Spain and Europe, with an extension to West Africa. Worldwide charters are also flown for tour companies. Its main base is Palma, with hubs at Barajas, Madrid and El Prat and Barcelona. |
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Germanwings
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by Germanwings. Germanwings is a low-cost airline based in Cologne/Bonn, Germany. It operates services to over 53 destinations in Europe; 8 within Germany and 45 destinations in Europe. Its main base is Cologne/Bonn, with secondary bases at Stuttgart, Berlin-Sch?nefeld and Hamburg. |
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BMI Baby
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by BMI Baby. BMI Baby is the low-cost airline subsidiary of bmi. It flies to destinations in Europe from its main bases at Nottingham East Midlands, Manchester, Cardiff, Durham Tees Valley and Birmingham. bmibaby is able to differentiate itself in the marketplace through advertising, low fares, customer service and its website. The site allows passengers to make or change their booking online, view previous bookings and to allocate their seats before checkin |
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Lufthansa
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by Lufthansa. Deutsche Lufthansa AG is the largest German airline, and the second-largest in Europe. Lufthansa is based in Cologne. Its main base and primary traffic hub is at Frankfurt/Main, and the company has developed a second hub at Munich. Since its takeover of Swiss International Air Lines, Z?rich Airport will become Lufthansa's third main hub. |
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Ryanair
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by Ryanair. Ryanair is an Irish airline headquartered in Dublin. Its biggest operational base however is at London Stansted. It is one of Europe's largest low-cost carrier, operating on more than 360 routes to 22 countries. Ryanair has been characterised by rapid expansion. |
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SkyEurope
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| Cheap flights from Dublin are offered by SkyEurope. SkyEurope is a low-cost airline with its main base at in Bratislava, Slovakia, and other bases in Krak?w, Prague and Budapest. It was the first such airline in Central Europe. It operates scheduled and charter passenger and cargo services. With bases in Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia it was the first multi-based airline in the Central Europe. |
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