US Airways resumes flights to Shannon
US Airways is resuming its daily non-stop service from Philadelphia to Shannon, Ireland next Spring after a break of nearly four years.
The flights, which will start on May 22, 2013 and run until September 3, 2013, are already on sale.
The airline says this seasonal service complements US Airways’ existing year-round daily service to Dublin, Ireland from Philadelphia and seasonal daily service from its hub in Charlotte, N.C.
"As a popular destination in Europe, US Airways is thrilled to return to Shannon, Ireland with seasonal service from our international gateway at Philadelphia International Airport," said Andrew Nocella, US Airways senior vice president, marketing and planning.
"Beginning next spring, our customers will again have non-stop access to both coasts of Ireland. Customers can begin their trip with the Cliffs of Moher outside of Shannon and end it with the castles in Dublin, seeing all that Ireland has to offer."
Customers can also clear U.S. customs and immigration before departing from Shannon, which means they arrive as domestic passengers in Philadelphia and, are able to check their baggage through to their final destination.
Diane
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