On vacation in Dublin, you could see St. Patrick's Cathedral and Trinity College, visit the Dublin Civic Museum and Zoo, spend time in St. Stephen's Green and Tymon, Dublin Bay and Dollymount Strand, Copper Face Jack's, themed parties at The Merry Plowboy Irish Music, The Sporting Emporium Casino? Are you now immersed in thoughts of a flight back to Moscow?
How long is it to fly from Dublin to Moscow (direct flight)?
The capital of Ireland and Moscow are separated by 2,700 km, which you will be able to overcome in about 4 hours. Thus, the airliners owned by S7 Airlines will land at Domodedovo airport 4 hours 10 minutes after takeoff in Dublin.
The average cost of a Dublin-Moscow air ticket is 26,600 rubles (in June, July and September there is a chance to buy a ticket in this direction for 6900 rubles).
Connecting flight Dublin-Moscow
Connections in Hamburg, Oslo, Paris, Dusseldorf, Madrid, Chisinau or other cities will extend your return home by 7-34 hours.
The flight with Ryanair and Easy Jet with a stop in Manchester will take 16.5 hours, with Aeroflot in Copenhagen - 6 hours, with KLM in Amsterdam - 14 hours, with German Wings in Cologne - 14, 5 hours, with “Air Moldova” in Chisinau - 7 hours, with “Swiss” in Zurich - 12 hours, with “British Airlines” and “Finnair” in London and Vantaa - 10 hours, with “Etihad Airways” in Abu Dhabi - 34 hours (boarding for flight 2 will be announced in 20.5 hours).
Choosing a carrier
The following airlines send aircraft from Dublin to Moscow: Aeroflot; "Sas"; "Vueling"; "KLM".
Dublin-Moscow flight check-in is handled by employees of Dublin Airport (DUB), located 10 km from the city center (you can get there by Airlink buses # 748, 747). It provides travelers waiting for their flight, restaurants and cafes, shops, bank branches, a first-aid post, a pharmacy, luggage storage and luggage carts, a church.
Important: for flights of some companies, self-check-in is carried out - you will need to print out your boarding pass (there are special terminals) after you select a flight number from the list and attach your passport to the scanner.
What to do on the flight?
While on board the plane, travelers should think about who to present such souvenirs purchased in Dublin as an Irish merino wool sweater, tin products, products depicting the shamrock clover - the symbol of Ireland, figurines and dolls in the form of fairy-tale characters - leprechauns, Irish whiskey (“Black Bush”, “Jameson”, “Midleton”), folk musical instruments (boyran, whistle flute).
