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Dublin Airport Welcomes Delta Air Lines' Inaugural Flight From Dublin To Minneapolis



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Dublin Airport welcomes the commencement of Delta Air Lines' inaugural flight from Dublin to Minneapolis, marking a significant milestone in the longstanding partnership between the airport and the airline.

Delta Air Lines has been a key partner of Dublin Airport for nearly four decades, initially establishing a direct route between Dublin and Atlanta in 1988. Throughout this time, Delta has been instrumental in facilitating travel between Ireland and North America, contributing significantly to the airport's growth, and serving millions of passengers.

The new route comes as demand for travel between Ireland and the United States is soaring, and Delta will be offering almost 12,500 weekly seats between Dublin and the United States this summer.

Minneapolis, with its vibrant culture and thriving business community, offers an array of attractions for passengers, including the renowned Mall of America and the prestigious Minneapolis Institute of Art. Dublin Airport is committed to providing world-class facilities and experiences, exemplified by the US pre-clearance facilities available for Delta flights, ensuring seamless journeys for passengers.

Looking ahead, Dublin Airport remains committed to working closely with Delta Air Lines to further grow passenger numbers and expand connectivity, exploring new opportunities and strengthening the partnership for the benefit of all.

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