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Aer Lingus vs. Delta?
Aer Lingus vs. Delta?
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Sheldon Cooper EnthusiastWould you recommend the new Aer Lingus business class or Delta A330 business class to get to Amsterdam? Connections, mileage price etc… are irrelevant.
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MidSouthSkier
Welcome [USER=1040]@Sheldon Cooper Enthusiast[/USER] – Lucky hasn’t reviewed the updated Aer Lingus Business Class yet and as we know, he doesn’t fly Delta a whole lot. 🙂
Did find a couple of reviews of each of these product from fellow Boarding Area bloggers – though not necessarily on the same routes:
From Amol of Travel Codex a review of the Delta A330: [URL]http://www.travelcodex.com/2014/06/review-seattle-tokyo-deltas-a330-businesselite/[/URL]
And Chris McGinnis of Travel Skills reviewed the Aer Lingus A330: [URL]http://travelskills.com/2015/03/25/trip-report-aer-lingus-new-business-class/[/URL]Which one is best for you will depend on what you value in a trip. One thing to consider: if flying Aer Lingus via Dublin, there is a US Pre-clearance facility there so you’ll land in the US like a domestic flight since you’ll already have cleared Customs.
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Sheldon Cooper Enthusiast
[QUOTE=”MidSouth Skier, post: 11530, member: 184″]Welcome [USER=1040]@Sheldon Cooper Enthusiast[/USER] – Lucky hasn’t reviewed the updated Aer Lingus Business Class yet and as we know, he doesn’t fly Delta a whole lot. 🙂
Did find a couple of reviews of each of these product from fellow Boarding Area bloggers – though not necessarily on the same routes:
From Amol of Travel Codex a review of the Delta A330: [URL]http://www.travelcodex.com/2014/06/review-seattle-tokyo-deltas-a330-businesselite/[/URL]
And Chris McGinnis of Travel Skills reviewed the Aer Lingus A330: [URL]http://travelskills.com/2015/03/25/trip-report-aer-lingus-new-business-class/[/URL]Which one is best for you will depend on what you value in a trip. One thing to consider: if flying Aer Lingus via Dublin, there is a US Pre-clearance facility there so you’ll land in the US like a domestic flight since you’ll already have cleared Customs.[/QUOTE]
Thank you so much for the insight. I will take it into account.
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No Name
Also keep in mind that Aer Lingus does not have any J seating on their short haul fleet, only Y.
[URL]http://www.seatguru.com/airlines/Aer_Lingus/fleetinfo.php[/URL]
Pitch is not as bad as Air Berlin which operates the same way, but it still a tight fit.
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