Flights to Galway - Fly Into the West of Ireland!

Galway airport was officially opened in 1987 andhave no hidden extras and offer the following:
this year (2008), it celebrates its 21st Birthday. InNo baggage charges for bags under 15kgs.
the last 21 years it has serviced the West ofNo check-in fees.
Ireland very well and has doubled its number ofLowest check-in time in Ireland - 30 minutes on
passengers. On the 8th of October last yearmost routes!
Galway Airport welcomed customer number '2No more paper - Free SMS Itineraries sent to
million' to its terminal. At the moment Aer Arannyour mobile phone.
is Galway Airport's only airline.Allocated seating - no scrums to get your seat!
Unfortunately there's very little public transportComplimentary newspaper onboard every flight.
available to and from Galway Airport with just aFly direct to where you want.
bus service operating once a day from the cityService with a smile.
centre. There is however an excellent taxiGalway Airport operates a service to and from
available at the airport.the following destinations, via Aer Arann, both
A very large number of Irish, British and Europeannational and international:
destinations are serviced by Galway Airport. NewDublin
destinations were announced this year in JanuaryLondon Luton
for the following locations; Amsterdam - Schiphol,Manchester
Bordeaux, Malaga and Faro. Galway AirportNewcastle
provides the business traveller and communityLorient
with very important access to "Hub" airportsCardiff
including Dublin, Manchester, London Luton and theEdinburgh
latest, Amsterdam Schiphol. Galway Airport alsoBelfast City
provides a daily and weekly schedule for locationsSouthampton
in Ireland and the UK.Leeds
Galway Airport does not have the facilities or theBradford
runway to attract the larger aircrafts used by theAmsterdam Schiphol
many budget airlines such as Easyjet and Ryanair.Bordeaux
It has however recently acquired new routesMalaga
from Aer Arann with very competitive rates.Faro
Aer Arann took to the skies in 1970, its aim wasWaterford
to provide transportation to 1,000 islanders onThe past, present and the future of both tourism
Inishmore, a little island off the West coast ofand general industry in the West of Ireland
Ireland. Over the years Aer Arann certainly hasdepends greatly on Galway Airport, and whether
done that and expanded to the airline that it isyou're visiting on business or pleasure you are
today. In the 1980's it commenced a serviceassured an excellent standard of service when
from Galway to Dublin and the many otheryou arrive or depart at Galway Airport.
routes that operate today followed. Aer ArannWhatever takes you to Ireland West, the
operates over 600 flights per week and tostunning views and rugged hills of Connemara, the
destinations both national and international and isbreathtaking Atlantic views or the colourful and
an extremely popular and customer servicevibrant Galway city, you won't be disappointed.
oriented airline. It has received numerous awardsGalway city, also known as the 'City of the
including The ISO 9000 Quality Award, and AerTribes' is famous for its cobbled streets,
Arann received "The Palme D'Or Europeanwonderful little restaurants and cafés,
Regional Airline Award" recently for Excellence inexcellent shopping, friendly people and top class
Customer Services. Aer Arann state that theyaccommodation.