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Aer Lingus: Expert advice and recommendations

Expert travel writer Marisa Garcia shares all you need to know before booking a flight with Aer Lingus.
Marisa Garcia
29 August 2024

Aer Lingus is Ireland’s flagship airline. It has a proud tradition of supporting Irish tourism while bringing the diaspora home. The airline serves destinations across Europe, North America and the Caribbean.

The airline’s fleet favours Airbus, with A330 planes on long-haul routes and A321neo on medium-haul flights to North America. On short-haul routes, Aer Lingus operates A320 family planes. Flights within Ireland and the UK are on ATR 72-600 turboprops.

I’ve always enjoyed my Aer Lingus flights, not just because of the cabin product, which meets a good standard. The airline’s cabin crew has always been welcoming and friendly, which can make such a difference.

Classes and services on long-haul flights

Aer Lingus offers two classes of service on its wide-body planes and the long-range A321s. It has a single class of service on other narrow-body planes and the regional fleet, though you can book a special front-row fare, which offers some nice perks.

Business Class on long-haul flights

I find Aer Lingus Business Class on long-haul flights quite comfortable. Besides a great seat, you get lounge access and other perks that make the higher fare worthwhile.

Overall, the airline’s Business Class seats are better than average – 56 cm wide, with a 196 cm lay-flat bed. The cozy duvet bedding ensures a good night's sleep.

To keep travellers refreshed, Aer Lingus offers an amenity kit with essentials, including a toothbrush, toothpaste, lip balm, hand cream, eye mask, socks and earplugs.

Seating tips on Aer Lingus Business Class

Aer Lingus arranges Business Class cabins differently from other airlines, allowing couples a window seat while ensuring singles get all-aisle access. To do this, the airline mixed up the cabin layout, alternating between 1-2-2 and 1-2-1 rows, with six rows in the cabin. This leaves only 2K, 4K and 6K with a window and no direct aisle access.

Aer Lingus used the same strategy on the A321neoLR, though I find the result is somewhat less favourable. This 2-2 1-1 cabin has only four single seats. The others are doubles. That means window seat passengers need to climb over the person beside them. If travelling alone, I’d forgo the view on this plane in favour of aisle seats.

Also, while the single seats offer more personal storage, the footwell is narrower. Taller passengers may feel a bit crowded at the feet when trying to sleep.

Economy long-haul flights

I’ve found Aer Lingus Economy cabins are somewhat more comfortable than others for long-haul flights, mainly because the seats are wider. The separation between seats might make taller passengers feel a bit cramped. For a 5-hour or so flight, I find it’s not bad, and the fare is significantly less expensive than Business Class. Still, I’m sharing some tips to find better seats.

Better seating on Economy flights

On Aer Lingus’s A330 planes, Economy seats are in a 2-4-2 configuration, with the last four or five rows in a 2-3-2. Seats are 45 cm wide and 79 cm apart. I prefer this to planes with triples by the windows, since I’ll usually book a window seat. The downside of the view is you’re trapped when your companions are sleeping, and it’s less awkward to get out and stretch my legs on a twin seat than on a triple. As a short person, legroom is less of a priority for me, but I will still pay to pick a seat because I don’t want to be randomly assigned to the middle four.

On the Airbus A321neoLR flying routes to and from North America, you’ll find Economy seats in a 3-3 configuration. They are also 45 cm wide and 79 cm apart, though exit rows 14 and 15 offer more legroom.

Aer Lingus short- and mid-haul flights

Flying Aer Lingus on short- and mid-haul flights is about the same as flying with other European flagship carriers in terms of comfort, though tall passengers may find it a bit tight. The airline’s A320-family planes are set in a one-class 3-3 configuration with 43 cm wide seats set 76 cm apart.

If you want more comfort, I’d suggest booking the AerSpace fare tier, which has dedicated seating in the front row. It’s a standard Euro-Business Class with the middle seat blocked.

Aer Lingus flies the A321neoLR on some longer European routes, which offers wider seats, more legroom, a 23 cm in-flight entertainment screen and power outlets. On the A321neo, the AerSpace fare gets you the long-haul Business Class seat in a private cabin. Other perks include a more generous baggage allowance, flexibility for flight changes, fast-track through security and lounge access where available.

In-flight dining

Aer Lingus’s in-flight dining is fairly good, and you won’t have much trouble finding something you’d enjoy, though it’s not quite a restaurant quality. However, you must pay for meals and snacks when flying in Europe.

Business Class in-flight dining on long-haul flights

The airline’s Business Class in-flight dining is generous, featuring international dishes and a touch of Irish flavour (I love the cheeses). The airline serves two meals in Business Class during the flight and a lighter third meal on longer flights to North America. It also offers a variety of beverages and nibbles. When I’d rather sleep, I’d order a lighter meal to be served early. When flying out of Toronto Pearson International (YYZ), visiting the partner Air France-KLM Lounge is a special treat.

Economy in-flight dining on long-haul flights

Aer Lingus will serve a meal and a snack on transatlantic routes. You can enjoy a warm breakfast sandwich on longer flights to several European destinations. A choice of orange juice, tea or coffee will also be provided. Alcoholic beverages are available for purchase and are not included in the complimentary service for Economy Class.

Economy in-flight food and beverage on short-haul flights

Aer Lingus sells food and beverages on most intra-European flights. The offer is reasonably good and includes some hot sandwiches and even an Irish breakfast of bacon and sausage with bread (no eggs). Overall, the prices are about what you might pay for food and beverages at the airport.

Wi-Fi and power

Aer Lingus offers high-speed satellite Wi-Fi on most of its long-haul fleet, except for a few A330s, and on all of the A321neo flying mid- and long-haul flights. However, the A321neo only offers a Wi-Fi service option, not a separate messaging and SMS network. Unless I’m working, I generally just use connectivity to keep in touch with family through messaging, but you can still do that with a Wi-Fi connection. The only real difference is the price is higher for Wi-Fi.

The Aer Lingus Wi-Fi connection fees are reasonably affordable, though the messaging-only service is the cheapest. You can buy Wi-Fi passes for 4 hours or for the whole flight, though you can’t connect until 20 minutes after take-off, and the service finishes 20 minutes before landing.

Business Class passengers on long-haul flights get free Wi-Fi.

You will find plenty of room to work and relax while awake in long-haul Business Class. With universal 110V AC and USB-A sockets, you’ll have no trouble keeping your devices powered in flight.

There is no Wi-Fi available on the planes flying short-haul and regional flights, and there are no power outlets either. In most cases, I’d pass the time reading or looking out the window on these flights. I usually carry a spare power bank if my phone needs recharging en route.

In-flight entertainment

Aer Lingus' in-flight entertainment is on the higher end overall. The long-haul Business Class features a 41 cm high-definition touchscreen display and noise-reducing headphones, while the economy class has 23 cm screens, plus USB and AC power outlets.

I find the airline offers a fairly good selection of new-release movies, programs, music, games and even LinkedIn learning courses. With the Aer Lingus app on your smartphone, you can pre-select your in-flight playlist. If, like me, you’ve ever regretted the in-flight entertainment being cut off right in the middle of a good movie, you can use the Aer Lingus app to pick up where you left off on a later flight.

Aer Lingus lounges

The Aer Lingus Green Lounge at Dublin Airport (DUB) has spacious seating arrangements and a laid-back atmosphere. Travellers will have access to more than 7,000 newspapers and magazines via the PressReader app while connected to the lounge Wi-Fi. Shower facilities are available and fresh towels are provided. Get a barista coffee or a croissant and just relax. The food and beverage selection is pretty good. It's located in Terminal 2. If you're travelling to the US, 51st&Green Lounge through US pre-clearance is a better choice so that you can relax on the other side before your flight.

In my opinion, one of the nicer features of traveling Business Class with Aer Lingus from Canada to Dublin is getting to the Revival Lounge in the Terminal 2 arrivals hall, near baggage belt six. If you have a meeting directly after landing, you can stop there and freshen up before heading out. The lounge even offers a steam pressing service for your shirt or suit while you shower.

Business passengers and elite loyalty program members can access partners’ VIP lounges, including the elegant Air France-KLM lounge in Toronto, which includes a complimentary buffet and shower facilities.

This KAYAK-commissioned article is presented as-is, for general informational purposes only, and may not be up-to-date. The opinions contained in the article are original to the author and reflect their authentic experience, which may vary significantly from the experience of others. Find more perspectives in our user reviews below.

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FAQs about flying with Aer Lingus

  • What is Aer Lingus' carry-on size allowance?

    On board Aer Lingus flights, cabin baggage should not exceed 48x33x20cm. If your hand luggage is bigger, the Aer Lingus assistance team will most likely ask you to pay extra for checked luggage.

  • Where does Aer Lingus fly to?

    Aer Lingus offers direct flights to 83 cities in 24 different countries. Dublin, London, and Málaga are the most popular cities covered by Aer Lingus.

  • What is Aer Lingus’ primary hub?

    Aer Lingus concentrates most of its flight operations in Dublin.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on Aer Lingus flights?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine, meaning that we continuously look across the web to find the best deals for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from all airlines, including Aer Lingus.

  • When are Aer Lingus plane tickets cheapest?

    Flight prices with Aer Lingus will depend on the season and route you are flying. Our data shows that overall, the cheapest month to fly with Aer Lingus is January, while the most expensive is December.

  • What’s the cheapest route that Aer Lingus flies?

    In the last 72 hours, the cheapest route flown by Aer Lingus found on KAYAK was from Dublin to Birmingham, with a price of C$ 82 for a round-trip.

  • What are the most popular airports for Aer Lingus flights to depart from?

  • Is Aer Lingus part of an airline alliance?

    No, Aer Lingus is not part of an airline alliance.

  • How many destinations does Aer Lingus fly to?

    In total, Aer Lingus flies to 84 destinations.

Top tips for flying with Aer Lingus

  • The cheapest month for flights with Aer Lingus is January, while the most expensive is generally December.

Aer Lingus customer reviews

7.1
GoodBased on 1,190 verified guest reviews
8.0Crew
6.4Food
7.1Comfort
6.8Entertainment
7.3Boarding

Pros +
  • Crew did a good job and made me confident of their work. (in 303 reviews)
Cons -
  • "Got window seats on both legs of flight, with no one in my row." (in 185 reviews)
  • Food & Beverage service almost nonexistent. (in 221 reviews)

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8.0 Very good
FCO-DUB
We booked a flight from FCO(Rome) with a stop over at DUB(Dublin) going to JFK. Boarding from Rome was kind of chaotic since the airport I guess is very small and we needed to shuttle to the airplane. The gate agent just let everyone and anyone go without using the sections so that took a lot longer than usual boarding. From drinking to JFk boarding was good and organized. Amazingly the flights was very smooth sailing and we’ve flown American big airplane to small companies before. The aircraft’s itself is on the older side, can’t complain tho because the plane ride wa smooth. For a 3 hour plane ride, nothing was complimentary. But for the longer leg of the plane complimentary snacks, meals and drinks were provided which was great. The food wasn’t bad either. I would fly with them again, great price and good service.
V
6.0 Okay
LYS-DUB
Comfortable trip , flight attendants professional as always. Only complaint was the food, We fly Aer Lingus frequently, this was the first time the quality of the meal was poor.
V
10.0 Wonderful
HAM-DUB
Everything went well. I made my connection which is always a concern.
V
8.0 Very good
ORD-DUB
I appteciate the very courteous staff. The flight was good. Something that wasn't good was that my bag was only checked as far as Dublin and I had a connecting flight to Vienna. (That was a mistake the ORD desk made.) Fortunately the desk at DUB was able to re-tag without me having to re-check in (which initially it seemed I might have to do.)
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8.0 Very good
LHR-DUB
All solid
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10.0 Wonderful
DUB-ORD
Everything was excellent, especially the crew.
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10.0 Wonderful
VIE-DUB
Everything was excellent! Especially the crew.
V
10.0 Wonderful
ORK-FAO
Delightful flight, ahead of time with a super crew, thanks
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10.0 Wonderful
FAO-DUB
Love flying Aer Lingus !
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8.0 Very good
DUB-BOS
I wish Aer Lingus offered free wifi and had power outlets at the seats. Overall, the flight was good. Seat back entertainment had some interesting options. Food and snack options were mediocre at best. I enjoyed the canned red wine.

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Aer Lingus route map - Which destinations does Aer Lingus fly to?

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All Aer Lingus flight routes

Flight #Departure AirportArrival AirportDurationSunMonTueWedThuFriSat
603Amsterdam (AMS)Dublin (DUB)1h 45m
563Barcelona (BCN)Dublin (DUB)2h 50m
333Berlin (BER)Dublin (DUB)2h 25m
3676Belfast (BHD)Leeds (LBA)1h 10m
749Bilbao (BIO)Dublin (DUB)2h 5m
631Brussels (BRU)Dublin (DUB)1h 45m
529Paris (CDG)Dublin (DUB)1h 50m
580Dublin (DUB)Málaga (AGP)3h 10m
602Dublin (DUB)Amsterdam (AMS)1h 40m
562Dublin (DUB)Barcelona (BCN)2h 40m
131Dublin (DUB)Hartford (BDL)7h 10m
332Dublin (DUB)Berlin (BER)2h 20m
262Dublin (DUB)Birmingham (BHX)1h 20m
748Dublin (DUB)Bilbao (BIO)2h 10m
630Dublin (DUB)Brussels (BRU)1h 50m
528Dublin (DUB)Paris (CDG)1h 50m
3408Dublin (DUB)Donegal (CFN)1h 10m
692Dublin (DUB)Düsseldorf (DUS)1h 55m
3252Dublin (DUB)Edinburgh (EDI)1h 25m
406Dublin (DUB)Rome (FCO)3h 10m
650Dublin (DUB)Frankfurt am Main (FRA)2h 15m
3222Dublin (DUB)Glasgow (GLA)1h 20m
392Dublin (DUB)Hamburg (HAM)2h 0m
117Dublin (DUB)Washington, D.C. (IAD)8h 0m
3216Dublin (DUB)Castletown (IOM)0h 50m
107Dublin (DUB)New York (JFK)7h 35m
182Dublin (DUB)London (LHR)1h 35m
592Dublin (DUB)Madrid (MAD)2h 35m
208Dublin (DUB)Manchester (MAN)1h 15m
89Dublin (DUB)Minneapolis (MSP)8h 30m
544Dublin (DUB)Nice (NCE)2h 45m
123Dublin (DUB)Chicago (ORD)8h 25m
115Dublin (DUB)Philadelphia (PHL)7h 40m
127Dublin (DUB)Toronto (YYZ)7h 35m
693Düsseldorf (DUS)Dublin (DUB)1h 55m
3253Edinburgh (EDI)Dublin (DUB)1h 20m
401Rome (FCO)Dublin (DUB)3h 20m
651Frankfurt am Main (FRA)Dublin (DUB)2h 10m
3223Glasgow (GLA)Dublin (DUB)1h 20m
3677Leeds (LBA)Belfast (BHD)1h 10m
3391Leeds (LBA)Dublin (DUB)1h 20m
183London (LHR)Dublin (DUB)1h 25m
915London (LHR)Knock (NOC)1h 30m
725London (LHR)Cork (ORK)1h 25m
381London (LHR)Shannon (SNN)1h 30m
593Madrid (MAD)Dublin (DUB)2h 35m
209Manchester (MAN)Dublin (DUB)1h 15m
916Knock (NOC)London (LHR)1h 25m
724Cork (ORK)London (LHR)1h 20m
135Shannon (SNN)Boston (BOS)6h 45m
3390Dublin (DUB)Leeds (LBA)1h 25m
130Hartford (BDL)Dublin (DUB)6h 10m
134Boston (BOS)Shannon (SNN)5h 50m
116Washington, D.C. (IAD)Dublin (DUB)6h 50m
106New York (JFK)Dublin (DUB)6h 40m
88Minneapolis (MSP)Dublin (DUB)7h 31m
114Philadelphia (PHL)Dublin (DUB)6h 40m
126Toronto (YYZ)Dublin (DUB)6h 35m
585Málaga (AGP)Dublin (DUB)3h 5m
3620Belfast (BHD)Cardiff (CWL)1h 20m
3622Belfast (BHD)Glasgow (GLA)0h 45m
3403Donegal (CFN)Dublin (DUB)1h 0m
3621Cardiff (CWL)Belfast (BHD)1h 25m
3192Dublin (DUB)Liverpool (LPL)1h 10m
342Dublin (DUB)Zurich (ZRH)2h 25m
3217Castletown (IOM)Dublin (DUB)0h 55m
3193Liverpool (LPL)Dublin (DUB)1h 5m
343Zurich (ZRH)Dublin (DUB)2h 20m
3623Glasgow (GLA)Belfast (BHD)0h 50m
779Arrecife (ACE)Dublin (DUB)4h 10m
3648Belfast (BHD)Birmingham (BHX)1h 15m
3658Belfast (BHD)Edinburgh (EDI)0h 55m
3614Belfast (BHD)Manchester (MAN)1h 5m
3606Belfast (BHD)Southampton (SOU)1h 45m
3649Birmingham (BHX)Belfast (BHD)1h 15m
277Birmingham (BHX)Dublin (DUB)1h 25m
3287Bristol (BRS)Dublin (DUB)1h 20m
3843Bristol (BRS)Cork (ORK)1h 30m
778Dublin (DUB)Arrecife (ACE)4h 20m
3284Dublin (DUB)Bristol (BRS)1h 20m
87Dublin (DUB)Cleveland (CLE)7h 55m
3308Dublin (DUB)Southampton (SOU)1h 50m
660Dublin (DUB)Vienna (VIE)2h 50m
3659Edinburgh (EDI)Belfast (BHD)0h 55m
893Faro (FAO)Cork (ORK)2h 35m
3615Manchester (MAN)Belfast (BHD)1h 10m
3842Cork (ORK)Bristol (BRS)1h 20m
892Cork (ORK)Faro (FAO)2h 30m
388Shannon (SNN)London (LHR)1h 25m
3607Southampton (SOU)Belfast (BHD)1h 35m
3309Southampton (SOU)Dublin (DUB)1h 40m
661Vienna (VIE)Dublin (DUB)2h 55m
3931Newquay (NQY)Dublin (DUB)1h 15m
477Dubrovnik (DBV)Dublin (DUB)3h 30m
476Dublin (DUB)Dubrovnik (DBV)3h 25m
494Dublin (DUB)Faro (FAO)3h 0m
422Dublin (DUB)Venice (VCE)2h 45m
495Faro (FAO)Dublin (DUB)2h 55m
782Dublin (DUB)Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (LPA)4h 35m
393Hamburg (HAM)Dublin (DUB)2h 0m
783Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (LPA)Dublin (DUB)4h 20m
124Chicago (ORD)Dublin (DUB)7h 25m
69Dublin (DUB)Los Angeles (LAX)11h 0m
681Geneva (GVA)Dublin (DUB)2h 25m
550Dublin (DUB)Lyon (LYS)2h 15m
551Lyon (LYS)Dublin (DUB)2h 15m
3930Dublin (DUB)Newquay (NQY)1h 15m
68Los Angeles (LAX)Dublin (DUB)10h 15m
799Izmir (ADB)Dublin (DUB)4h 35m
798Dublin (DUB)Izmir (ADB)4h 20m
77Dublin (DUB)Nashville (BNA)9h 5m
684Dublin (DUB)Geneva (GVA)2h 15m
83Dublin (DUB)Indianapolis (IND)8h 35m
887Málaga (AGP)Cork (ORK)2h 55m
356Dublin (DUB)Munich (MUC)2h 30m
436Dublin (DUB)Milan (MXP)2h 35m
82Indianapolis (IND)Dublin (DUB)7h 40m
357Munich (MUC)Dublin (DUB)2h 35m
437Milan (MXP)Dublin (DUB)2h 30m
886Cork (ORK)Málaga (AGP)2h 50m
76Nashville (BNA)Dublin (DUB)8h 5m
3243Aberdeen (ABZ)Dublin (DUB)1h 40m
423Venice (VCE)Dublin (DUB)2h 55m
861Palma de Mallorca (PMI)Cork (ORK)2h 40m
441Athens (ATH)Dublin (DUB)4h 30m
673Budapest (BUD)Dublin (DUB)3h 15m
672Dublin (DUB)Budapest (BUD)3h 5m
736Dublin (DUB)Palma de Mallorca (PMI)2h 45m
737Palma de Mallorca (PMI)Dublin (DUB)2h 50m
545Nice (NCE)Dublin (DUB)2h 40m
482Dublin (DUB)Lisbon (LIS)3h 0m
464Dublin (DUB)Luqa (MLA)3h 45m
483Lisbon (LIS)Dublin (DUB)2h 50m
465Luqa (MLA)Dublin (DUB)4h 5m
503Bordeaux (BOD)Dublin (DUB)2h 5m
502Dublin (DUB)Bordeaux (BOD)2h 5m
3242Dublin (DUB)Aberdeen (ABZ)1h 35m
432Dublin (DUB)Milan (LIN)2h 40m
433Milan (LIN)Dublin (DUB)2h 35m
3330Dublin (DUB)Exeter (EXT)1h 25m
3350Dublin (DUB)Newcastle upon Tyne (NCL)1h 20m
3331Exeter (EXT)Dublin (DUB)1h 25m
3351Newcastle upon Tyne (NCL)Dublin (DUB)1h 20m
860Cork (ORK)Palma de Mallorca (PMI)2h 30m
35Manchester (MAN)Orlando (MCO)9h 15m
34Orlando (MCO)Manchester (MAN)8h 20m
110New York (JFK)Shannon (SNN)6h 30m
111Shannon (SNN)New York (JFK)7h 15m
874Cork (ORK)Granadilla (TFS)4h 5m
875Granadilla (TFS)Cork (ORK)3h 55m
877Arrecife (ACE)Cork (ORK)3h 40m
3833Glasgow (GLA)Cork (ORK)1h 30m
3832Cork (ORK)Glasgow (GLA)1h 35m
3692Belfast (BHD)Exeter (EXT)1h 30m
742Dublin (DUB)Santiago de Compostela (SCQ)2h 15m
3693Exeter (EXT)Belfast (BHD)1h 30m
743Santiago de Compostela (SCQ)Dublin (DUB)2h 10m
60San Francisco (SFO)Dublin (DUB)10h 5m
61Dublin (DUB)San Francisco (SFO)10h 55m
121Dublin (DUB)Orlando (MCO)9h 10m
377Burgas (BOJ)Dublin (DUB)4h 10m
791Dalaman (DLM)Dublin (DUB)4h 49m
376Dublin (DUB)Burgas (BOJ)4h 0m
790Dublin (DUB)Dalaman (DLM)4h 40m
450Dublin (DUB)Naples (NAP)3h 25m
451Naples (NAP)Dublin (DUB)3h 30m
44New York (JFK)Manchester (MAN)6h 50m
45Manchester (MAN)New York (JFK)7h 35m
819Bordeaux (BOD)Cork (ORK)1h 50m
132Boston (BOS)Dublin (DUB)6h 0m
133Dublin (DUB)Boston (BOS)7h 0m
818Cork (ORK)Bordeaux (BOD)1h 50m
3680Belfast (BHD)Nottingham (EMA)1h 15m
3681Nottingham (EMA)Belfast (BHD)1h 15m
876Cork (ORK)Arrecife (ACE)3h 55m
86Cleveland (CLE)Dublin (DUB)7h 0m
448Dublin (DUB)Heraklion (HER)4h 30m
449Heraklion (HER)Dublin (DUB)4h 40m
120Orlando (MCO)Dublin (DUB)8h 15m
445Corfu (CFU)Dublin (DUB)3h 51m
514Dublin (DUB)Marseille (MRS)2h 35m
412Dublin (DUB)Verona (VRN)2h 35m
515Marseille (MRS)Dublin (DUB)2h 35m
413Verona (VRN)Dublin (DUB)2h 35m
3907Brest (BES)Dublin (DUB)2h 0m
3906Dublin (DUB)Brest (BES)2h 0m
470Dublin (DUB)Split (SPU)3h 5m
471Split (SPU)Dublin (DUB)3h 10m
440Dublin (DUB)Athens (ATH)4h 15m
53Dublin (DUB)Seattle (SEA)9h 40m
459Brindisi (BDS)Dublin (DUB)3h 30m
458Dublin (DUB)Brindisi (BDS)3h 30m
510Dublin (DUB)Perpignan (PGF)2h 25m
511Perpignan (PGF)Dublin (DUB)2h 20m
642Dublin (DUB)Prague (PRG)2h 35m
643Prague (PRG)Dublin (DUB)2h 35m
538Dublin (DUB)Nantes (NTE)1h 40m
539Nantes (NTE)Dublin (DUB)1h 35m
59Dublin (DUB)Denver (DEN)9h 34m
764Dublin (DUB)Granadilla (TFS)4h 35m
765Granadilla (TFS)Dublin (DUB)4h 10m
101Dublin (DUB)Newark (EWR)7h 40m
100Newark (EWR)Dublin (DUB)6h 30m
52Seattle (SEA)Dublin (DUB)9h 5m
58Denver (DEN)Dublin (DUB)8h 45m
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Overview of Aer Lingus

Aer Lingus is a national airline of Ireland and operates out of its hub in Dublin. Flying extensively throughout the United Kingdom and Europe, popular vacation destinations such as France, Greece and Croatia make up a large portion of their seasonal routes. It has operated services across the Atlantic Ocean to New York since 1958 and has since expanded to offer more than 10 other American cities.

In 2015 it was bought by the International Airline Group and now exists as a subsidiary of the company alongside other European airlines Vueling, Iberia and British Airways. Codeshare agreements are in place with a number of other carriers including United Airlines, Etihad Airways, Air Canada, Alaska Airlines and WestJet. Despite having a limited number of scheduled flights through North America, Aer Lingus is able to offer a range of services via these codeshare agreements.

Preferring to use only Airbus planes, the Aer Lingus fleet is predominantly made up of short-to-medium range jets such as the A320 family. Boeing and British Aerospace aircraft have been phased out of the fleet. A distinctive green shamrock leaf is located on the tail of the aircraft. All flights within Europe operate with just an Economy cabin; however, longer transatlantic services also offer Business Class.

It exists as the official airline of the Irish Rugby Team, helping the players and staff fly across the world to compete in tournaments. The faces of star players have been detailed on the body of some of the aircraft, dubbed the Green Spirit. The regular shamrock feature is stylized within a rugby ball on these special models.

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Aer Lingus information

IATA CodeEI
Routes196
Top routeLondon Heathrow Airport to Dublin
Airports served84
Top airportDublin
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