Friday night was party night at the Trinity City Hotel in Dublin as Air France-KLM and Delta Air Lines, partnered by Dublin Airport, said ‘Thank You’ to the trade at their annual summer party. Siobhan Scanlon, Head of Sales Ireland, thanked the agents for their great support for all the airlines, including Transavia, and for their contributions to the success of all four brands.
Increased frequency from Dublin to Amsterdam on KLM has been an outstanding success and Air France continues with five daily flights from Dublin to Paris CDG, she said. For many years Delta Air Lines has been a major player in the Irish market and the introduction of the seasonal Dublin-Boston service has been a positive move for the airline.
Siobhan also thanked Dublin Airport for their support in sponsoring the event and for all aspects of the daily interaction at the airport.
Edel Redmond of Dublin Airport, who was joined at the event by John Hurley, Brian Gallagher and Michelle Reilly, announced that Dublin Airport is the fastest growing airport in Europe and is now handling 100,000 passengers per day.
Raffle prizes galore were on offer with flights from Air France, KLM, Delta Air Lines and Transavia, as well as goody bags, while Dublin Airport donated a voucher for Platinum Services.
Dajana Szekeres, USIT Travel, won two return Economy Class tickets on the Air France worldwide network, with access to the Executive Lounge at Dublin Airport.
Reneta Pereira, RCSI Travel, was the winner of two return Economy Class tickets on the KLM worldwide network, with long-term car parking at Dublin Airport.
Rachel McAnaspie, American Holidays, won the Delta Air Lines prize of two return Economy Class tickets on Delta’s North American network, including access to the 51st & Green lounge at Dublin Airport.
Sarah Jane Jones, Cassidy Travel, won the Transavia prize of two return Economy Class tickets from Dublin to Orly.
Deirdre Gunn, American Holidays, won a voucher for two people for Platinum Services, Dublin Airport’s ultimate travelling experience.
