- Waterford to London Luton:
Monday Depart at 07h15 Arrive at 08h45
Tues/Wed/Thurs. Depart at 09h30 Arrive at 11h00
Friday, Sunday Depart at 17h00 Arrive at 18h30
- Waterford to Manchester:
Wednesday Depart at 14h00 Arrive at 15h15
Friday, Sunday Depart at 13h00 Arrive at 14h15
- Waterford to Birmingham:
Monday Depart at 13h00 Arrive at 14h15
Tuesday, Thursday Depart at 14h00 Arrive at 15h15
Waterford Airport is to resume scheduled services to three cities in
England beginning on Monday, July 24 with an inaugural service to London Luton at 7.15am.
The services to London Luton, Manchester and Birmingham will be operated by a new airline, Aer Southeast, an Irish aviation start-up with registered offices at Waterford Airport, who have experience in regional aviation and the backing of Irish and Scandinavian investors. The service will use a Saab 340 aircraft that will be based at Waterford Airport.
Bookings can be made for London Luton via the Waterford Airport website, www.flywaterford.com as well as the direct link www.aersoutheast.com, from 9am on Tuesday, June 20). Bookings for Manchester and Birmingham on the Aer Southeast website will be available in the coming days and this will be communicated through the Airport’s website and social media accounts.
Ticket prices to all destinations will start from €79 one-way.
Desmond O’Flynn, CEO, Waterford Airport, said: “We have had detailed discussions with a number of parties since the loss of scheduled services in June last year, but we were very impressed with the aviation experience of the consortium and their commitment to this project. We look forward to working closely with SkyTruckers [the company behind Aer Southeast], as once again regular and sustainable air links to key cities in Britain are operated over the coming months and years.”
