This isn't exactly a shocker. Did anyone really expect this flight to last ofter Open Skies? If anything, the article was right on when it says it isn't a surprise and that Continental and Delta would probably continue flights to SNN. That is what I see happening. AA might even start a new flight to DUB. Never know. Aer Lingus could provide feed for us from DUB to SNN on a prop for that matter. It is all of 20 minutes flight time between the two. I wouldn't be surprised if Aer Lingus alters their flight schedule and A/C size between the 2 cities as well. All things considered, Ireland and SNN especially, has really good access to nonstop Transatlantic flights.
Aer Lingus could provide feed for us from DUB to SNN on a prop for that matter. It is all of 20 minutes flight time between the two. I wouldn't be surprised if Aer Lingus alters their flight schedule and A/C size between the 2 cities as well. All things considered, Ireland and SNN especially, has really good access to nonstop Transatlantic flights.
They did and they are. Although AA and Aer Lingus kept their codeshare intact. I can say that the "service" provided onboard either companies A/C between DUB/SNN is gpoing to be exactly the same. Nothing. So their reinvention of themselves for that route wouldn't effect AA.
