Flying from Ireland
Mar 8th 2008 | 12:45 am
#1
Thread Starter
Oh, George.....
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,048
From: Melbourne!!!!
Flying from Ireland
Love to hear from anyone heading out from the Emerald Isle:
Thanks in advance
Irish Gal
- Who are you flying with?
- What route are you taking?
- What kinda quotes have you been getting?
Thanks in advance
Irish Gal
Mar 8th 2008 | 3:38 am
#2
Forum Regular
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 75
From: Dublin
Re: Flying from Ireland
Hi Irish Gal,
We're flying to Perth on thurs 13th March...soooo excited. Going to validate our visas! We will fly: Dub-Heathrow -Singapore-Perth. We're flying with Singapore Airlines and we booked with Abbey Travel. It's cost us 5,700 Euro for 2 adults and 3 kids (my eldest is 14 so she pays adult fare) We won't arrive in Perth until 2am 15th March. Dreading the flight with the little ones (3 and 5) but have heard that SingaporeAir are a good airline to use with kids. When are you hoping to go?
Dor X
We're flying to Perth on thurs 13th March...soooo excited. Going to validate our visas! We will fly: Dub-Heathrow -Singapore-Perth. We're flying with Singapore Airlines and we booked with Abbey Travel. It's cost us 5,700 Euro for 2 adults and 3 kids (my eldest is 14 so she pays adult fare) We won't arrive in Perth until 2am 15th March. Dreading the flight with the little ones (3 and 5) but have heard that SingaporeAir are a good airline to use with kids. When are you hoping to go?
Dor X
Mar 8th 2008 | 4:16 am
#3
Forum Regular
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 183
From: Melbourne
Re: Flying from Ireland
Hi All,
I flew on working holiday visa Feb 2007, did Cork-Heathrow (Aer Lingus), the Heathrow-Singapore & Singapore-Perth with Singapore Airlines.
Cost about €1,100 (return) with Trailfinders in Dublin.
Worst part was waiting around Heathrow for 4-5 hrs, knowing you got another day of travelling ahead
Came back the same way.
Can't fault Singapore Airlines, lots to keep you entertained onboard, music,videos, lots of beer and wine
After Ryanair & Jetstar any comfort is good!! Bit more legroom on Jetstar.
When I get my visa
I'll fly to Melbourne. I might try Cork-Amsterdam just to avoid Heathrow.
I flew on working holiday visa Feb 2007, did Cork-Heathrow (Aer Lingus), the Heathrow-Singapore & Singapore-Perth with Singapore Airlines.
Cost about €1,100 (return) with Trailfinders in Dublin.
Worst part was waiting around Heathrow for 4-5 hrs, knowing you got another day of travelling ahead
Came back the same way.
Can't fault Singapore Airlines, lots to keep you entertained onboard, music,videos, lots of beer and wine
After Ryanair & Jetstar any comfort is good!! Bit more legroom on Jetstar.
When I get my visa
I'll fly to Melbourne. I might try Cork-Amsterdam just to avoid Heathrow.
Mar 8th 2008 | 5:25 am
#4
Marie
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 83
From: Thornlands, Brisbane
Re: Flying from Ireland
Hi All
We are Irish family just back from reccie in Brisbane / Gold Coast. We flew with Etihad Airways and they were excellent. Flew Dublin - Abu Dhabi - Singapore - Brisbane, plenty of inflight entertainment and kids were no problem although good ages, 13, 10 and 5. Food was constant and quite good although we oredered childrens meals and they were hit and miss. 3 adults (13 yr old was adult fare) and two kids - Euro 5,600. Enjoyed trip but 3 weeks is short to try and fit in holiday things and practical trips around suburbs, schools etc. Good luck with your journey!
We are Irish family just back from reccie in Brisbane / Gold Coast. We flew with Etihad Airways and they were excellent. Flew Dublin - Abu Dhabi - Singapore - Brisbane, plenty of inflight entertainment and kids were no problem although good ages, 13, 10 and 5. Food was constant and quite good although we oredered childrens meals and they were hit and miss. 3 adults (13 yr old was adult fare) and two kids - Euro 5,600. Enjoyed trip but 3 weeks is short to try and fit in holiday things and practical trips around suburbs, schools etc. Good luck with your journey!
