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$866 - $3,151
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NewarkLondonderry Eglinton
EWR - LDY
EWRLDY
Newark
Wed 10/4
1 stop11h 05m
Londonderry Eglinton
Mon 10/9
2 stops14h 15m
NewarkLondonderry Eglinton
EWR - LDY
EWRLDY
Newark
Sun 10/1
1 stop15h 05m
Londonderry Eglinton
Tue 10/10
2 stops14h 15m
NewarkLondonderry Eglinton
EWR - LDY
EWRLDY
Newark
Sun 10/1
1 stop15h 05m
Londonderry Eglinton
Tue 10/10
1 stop12h 15m
NewarkLondonderry Eglinton
EWR - LDY
EWRLDY
Newark
Wed 10/4
1 stop11h 05m
Londonderry Eglinton
Sun 10/15
1 stop17h 45m
NewarkLondonderry Eglinton
EWR - LDY
EWRLDY
Newark
Tue 9/19
1 stop15h 05m
Londonderry Eglinton
Mon 10/2
1 stop12h 15m
NewarkLondonderry Eglinton
EWR - LDY
EWRLDY
Newark
Thu 7/13
1 stop28h 45m
Londonderry Eglinton
Thu 7/27
2 stops35h 24m
NewarkLondonderry Eglinton
EWR - LDY
EWRLDY
Newark
Thu 7/13
1 stop11h 05m
Londonderry Eglinton
Thu 7/27
1 stop17h 55m
NewarkLondonderry Eglinton
EWR - LDY
EWRLDY
Newark
Fri 7/14
1 stop11h 05m
Londonderry Eglinton
Sat 7/15
1 stop26h 25m
NewarkLondonderry Eglinton
EWR - LDY
EWRLDY
Newark
Thu 10/5
1 stop31h 35m
Londonderry Eglinton
Tue 10/10
1 stop10h 20m
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This flight was very uncomfortable. It was very hot. When we asked for the air to be turned on, nothing happened. VERY uncomfortable. Food gave me indigestion. Seats were very tight. I could not open my tray when the seat in front of me was reclined. This comment is for the flight from London to Newark. I think I made the same comments for an earlier flight by mistake. Worst flight ever.
Comfort
Overall
Crew
Entertainment
Boarding
Food
Reviews
This flight was very uncomfortable. It was very hot. When we asked for the air to be turned on, nothing happened. VERY uncomfortable. Food gave me indigestion. Seats were very tight. I could not open my tray when the seat in front of me was reclined. This comment is for the flight from London to Newark. I think I made the same comments for an earlier flight by mistake. Worst flight ever.
Sitting on the River Foyle, Londonderry (or Derry) is the second largest city of Northern Ireland with a population of roughly 100,000. In the modern era Londonderry is rapidly emerging as a vibrant cosmopolitan city with enormous development potential and a determined optimism for the future. The most visibly striking feature of the city of Londonderry are the historic city walls, which run for over a mile in circumference. The walls were initially built in the early 17th century to protect the city from invasion and have been kept in a splendid state of preservation ever since. There’s a lot of history to absorb in Londonderry, and the city still shows the signs of its troubled past. For example a tour of the city’s Bogside area will allow you to view the vast political murals which were created between 1997 and 2001. The 12 murals that decorate the gable ends of houses near Free Derry Corner are commonly referred to as the People’s Gallery and commemorate key events in the conflict that plagued Northern Ireland. Visitors should also visit the Tower Museum which houses an excellent Spanish Armada shipwreck exhibition and boasts some of the best views of the city from the fifth floor of the 16th century tower house. When the city was named UK City of Culture 2013, Londonderry was given an extensive makeover to make the most of its beautiful riverside setting. Tourists can stroll across the gleaming new Peace Bridge which stretches across the river towards the new development at Ebrington. Perhaps the biggest attraction of the city is the people themselves, who are renowned for their warm and witty demeanour.
The period from June to August is regarded as the peak travel season for visiting Northern Ireland, and is also the period when you can expect to pay the most for accommodations and flights. Tourists should be aware that spring and autumn are also excellent seasons to travel to Londonderry. In both April and October accommodations prices are significantly lower and getting around is easier as this is not family travel season. The months of May and June are perfect for sightseeing; at this time of the year the trees and flowers are blooming and daylight lasts into the late evening.
When planning a sightseeing tour around Londonderry itself, remember that downtown is quite compact and can be easily navigated on foot.