Flights from Dublin to US

[pikwe012]

Those who might be looking for a flight from Dublin to various cities in US could take a look at Norwegian Air.

We are flying home with them (Canada) and thought the price was very good . They fly to Boston and Florida and probably 

other cities .

[cheeseclan]

Just remember you get what you pay for.  Also they do not have a big fleet of planes; so if they cancel you are up a creek.

[fbgd]

Price isn’t everything.

 

Perhaps consider reading the other lengthier threads about Norwegian including their somewhat precarious financial situation.

[6rugrats]

I would be hesitant to book any flight on Norwegian.

[Globaliser]

23 hours ago, pikwe012 said:

... thought the price was very good ...

 

Presumably, by "very good" you meant "very cheap". In another thread about Norwegian, I speculated about possible reasons why Norwegian's fares are so cheap at the moment. You may not find it confidence-boosting.

[pikwe012]

fingers crossed then......may mean more time in IRELAND with the cousins!!

[6rugrats]

That's not a positive if you have to purchase a very expensive one way ticket with another airline to get back home.  Hopefully, all will go well for you.

[Ashland]

On 3/2/2019 at 11:13 AM, pikwe012 said:

fingers crossed then......may mean more time in IRELAND with the cousins!!

Your personal situation and flexible circumstance may not apply to many.

[pikwe012]

Norwegian air called to rebook my flight on another  aircraft long before the  US and Canada grounded these Boeing Max Aircraft. They were one of the first to do this. Just FYI.

At no charge , of course.

[em-sk]

5 hours ago, pikwe012 said:

Norwegian air called to rebook my flight on another  aircraft long before the  US and Canada grounded these Boeing Max Aircraft. They were one of the first to do this. Just FYI.

At no charge , of course.

 

That would be expected.  The EU grounded the Max a few days before Canada and the US. 

 

Virtually all airlines, if a flight is cancelled they will rebook on their aircraft or someone else at no charge to meet their commitment to the passenger. 

[Fairgarth]

Oh dear, oh dear, will they never learn?  "Caveat emptor".  Goodbye WOW.  Next?

[breakiron]

Also look at AerLingus, they sometimes have fares that are less expensive from Dublin.