Travel Ireland -London

[derrynoose]

Which airline flying to which airport would you recommend as providing the least hassle on journeys between Dublin/Belfast and London and return?

[EcclesCake]

I would choose the airline that departs from and arrives at the airport most convenient for me and offers the best deal for money.

That is a very broad scope you have described without any personal parameters.

[abstibus]

Avoid Heathrow like the plague. What about Dublin to London City airport with Cityjet. It would be more expensive than the cheapos but worth it. See link
http://www.cityjet.co...-pairs/dublin-london/

[friedgreentomato]

Belfast into gat wick then gat wick express or Belfast international to Southend and train it in dead dimple and so cheap.

[abstibus]

Aer Lingus is moving to Belfast City airport with flights to Gatwick from the end of October.

[rockyracoon]

Definitely Dub to London City if you can afford it.

[jno]

don't bother with the Gatwick Express, there's a Southeast Train to London Bridge that's half the price and a minute slower.

[steve367]

There are many travel sites which provide the airlines so visit to travel sites for best airlines.

[GaryJones]

You can never be so sure about a certain airlines company that doesn't encounter delays or problems when travelling, so I can't say which is the best. I always prefer someone who have the best deals I find online and use them.
http://www.harmony-airport-transfers.com
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2013/07/23/uk-britain-gatwick-idUKBRE96M07Y20130723