American Airline to resume its flight service between Dublin and Chicago

American Airlines recently announced that it will resume its flight service from 5th April 2011 between Dublin and Chicago. The airline will operate its Boeing 767-300 aircraft daily, which will be equipped with 30 business class and 195 coach class seats.

The airline in its statement said that it will start its operations from Dublin Airport’s new Terminal 2 that was inaugurated last year. This will benefit the passengers with pre-clear U.S. immigration and customs prior to boarding their flight. Also, on the flight arrival the passengers will be welcomed as the domestic passengers and instead of international passengers. The new flight service will also allow them to have further flight connections from the Terminal 3 at Chicago O’ Hara airport. There will be no claim or re-check baggage before continuing on their next flight.

Loretta Kuss, Director, Passenger Sales, Chicago, said, “We are delighted to resume our service to Dublin and to relocate in Dublin's newest terminal. We look forward to welcoming back our Irish customers and hope they will enjoy the U.S. Customs and Border Protection pre-clearance benefits made possible by our terminal move."