Cityjet

Initially, the CityJet’s fleet wasn’t counted among the most modern ones, however, it has been changing for several years. The carrier's flights are served by modern and comfortable airplanes, which are adapted for flights on medium distances. The CityJet’s fleet consists of several dozen aircrafts, and these are machines such as: Avro RJ85, Bombardier CRJ900 and Sukhoi Superjet100. These machines can accommodate an average of 90-98 passengers, have leather seats, and also it  was ensured that the passengers have more space for legs.

Dublin Airport is the main CityJet airport. The airport has two terminals and is the largest airport in Ireland in terms of the number of passengers served. The airport has numerous shops, cafes, restaurants and bars.

The distance from Dublin Airport to the city centre is about 10 km. This route can be covered by city bus or airport bus, taxi or rented car. Unfortunately, there is no direct rail connection between the airport and the center of Dublin.

CityJet offers all passengers, regardless of their booking class, free catering during the flight. You can choose from snacks and drinks – including alcoholic beverages: wine, beer and coctails.

The carrier makes it possible to take electronic devices onboard the aircraft and work on them (in flight mode) during the flight. During the cruise, you can relax while reading the Velocity – an on-board magazine.

People who want to purchase additional registered luggage can do it online via the form on the carrier's website. Thanks to this solution, the customer saves 30% of the price.

CityJet also offers charter flights for individuals. Available to customers are comfortable aircrafts that can accommodate 98 people, with leather armchairs and more space for legs. As part of the service, the carrier may set up a personal check-in desk for flight passengers, and even in some cases a private terminal.

CityJet also has a paid service of caring for minors who are traveling alone.