We often forget this, but Dublin is one of Europe's best-connected airports to the United States. The company Aer Lingus has significantly increased its range of services and destinations over the last few years, notably with the introduction of small-capacity, long-range Airbus A320 and A321 aircraft. This enables it to offer a large number of flights to smaller destinations.
So, this winter, Aer Lingus offers flights to 12 US cities as well as Toronto.. Large-capacity Airbus A330s now link the Irish capital with BostonChicago, Los Angeles, MiamiNew York JFK, Orlando, San Francisco and Seattle. Smaller Airbus A320s and A321s serve Cleveland, New York JFK (on a second daily flight) and Newark, Toronto and Washington DC.
Aer Lingus also codeshares on two American Airlines daily flightsthe first line Dallas Fort Worth, the second to Philadelphia.
Two new US destinations for the summer season
Aer Lingus will be adding two new destinations: Denver and Minneapolis-Saint Paul. Flights to the Minnesota metropolis will begin on 29 April, initially four times a week. They will be increased to daily frequency from October onwards. Flights to Denver, also four times a week, will start on 17 May.
The carrier will also resume flights to Hartford (Connecticut) and Philadelphia during the summer season. under its own colours. However, Aer Lingus is suspending its service to Miami until October.
Dublin is all the more advantageous because the airport integrates US immigration and pre-clearance services on the platform. This allows passengers to arrive in the domestic zone once they have landed in the United States.. From French-speaking Europe, Aer Lingus serves Bordeaux, Brussels, Geneva, Lyon and Paris CDG (4 daily flights).
