Imagine being able to fly from Dublin to the U.S. for less than €150.
That's exactly what one low-cost airline says it will be offering passengers.
Icelandic airlines WOWair says the service will begin in Ocotber and will service Boston and Washington.
There is a catch, though. The flights will stop in Reykjavic on the way over.
That means you won't be able to go through U.S. Customs pre-clearance, and will add hours to your flight-time.
Passengers who opt for the cut-price flights will have to face customs in America after they land.
The CEO of WOWair, Skuli Mogensen, has described the €149 ticket price as 'an introductory offer', but says the company's fares will always be 'very attractive'.
