Cheap flights from Dublin to Iasi

February is the cheapest month on this route, and the price calendar here runs from September through March and then again in May and July. Winter travel outside the Christmas run-up is usually the quietest stretch, so late January and early February tend to undercut December. Spring and autumn sit in the middle. July is the busiest period, when school holidays push fares up and seats go early. If your dates are fixed, book once you see a fare you can live with rather than waiting for a drop that may not come.

The carriers listed for this route fall into two groups. Ryanair, HiSky and DAN AIR are the low-cost names, and they are the ones to look at first if you travel with hand baggage only. Lufthansa, Lufthansa City Airlines, Austrian and KLM Royal Dutch Airlines with KLM Cityhopper sell full-service tickets, often on connecting itineraries through their own hubs, where a checked bag and a seat come with the fare. Emerald Airlines and Hahn Air Technologies also appear among the options. Compare what each fare actually covers before you go for the lower headline.

Iasi airport is the arrival point on this route and the only airport serving the city, so there is no second terminal to mix up. It sits close to town, and a taxi or a local bus is the usual way into the centre. If you are travelling further into Romania, arrange that onward leg before you land, because a small airport will not give you the range of connections a big hub does. On the way home, Dublin Airport is your departure point, and it is the only one for this route.

Currency

RON (rumen leu)

Power sockets

Type C, F · 230 V

Language

Romanian

Emergency number

112

Driving side

right

Calling code

+40

Internet domain

.ro

EU / Schengen

EU member, Schengen area

Population of Iasi

272 k (2021)

Time zone

UTC+02 (Europe/Bucharest)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Confirm you are flying from Dublin Airport, since this route uses a single departure point.
• Check what your low-cost fare includes before you add a checked bag or a seat.
• If your itinerary connects, keep both legs on one ticket so a delay does not leave you stranded.
• Carry a valid passport or a national identity card accepted for travel to Romania.
• Book early for July and the Christmas period, and look at February if your dates are flexible.
• Check your arrival time at Iasi if you need a bus or taxi onward.