Aer Lingus to end one Dubrovnik route

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Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus is discontinuing its seasonal flights between Cork and Dubrovnik. The route, which was maintained twice per week during the 2025 summer season, was launched in May 2019. The airline will continue to serve Dubrovnik from Dublin, with up to seven weekly flights next summer, the same as in 2025.

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  1. Anonymous13:38

    Please don't Mr Aer Lingus!

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  2. Anonymous16:51

    Anyone know why? :(

    I mean Ryanair now has a monopoly on flights to Croatia from Cork (ORK-ZAD) so....

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    1. Anonymous17:12

      I think Aer Lingus have 4 A320s at Cork during the summer. They're clearly just moving capacity around with new routes to Bilbao and Bordeaux if i remember.

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    2. Anonymous17:30

      Anon 17:12 is right, they are shifting capacity to the new abovementioned routes.

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    3. Anonymous13:53

      Oh makes sense, yeah they also added Prague now year-round, Nice and Santiago de Compostela in the summer so yeah makes sense, thanks Anon 17:12

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