Since 17 May, An Airbus A330 belonging to Irish carrier Aer Lingus operates four times a week between Dublin and Denver in Colorado. A line that will give the metropolis of the American West a better connection to Europe. Denver becomes Aer Lingus' 17th destination in North America.
Denver is already linked to Europe by daily flights to Frankfurt, London and Munich. The airport also benefits from several weekly flights to Paris-CDG (3 x week with Air France) and Zurich (Edelweiss). The four Aer Lingus frequencies (Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday) are a welcome addition. Especially since European passengers departing via Dublin benefit from US pre-immigration and pre-customs facilities at the airport. The result is faster formalities.
The Irish airline is not stopping there. It is preparing its arrival at its 18th American stopover. From 25 October, Aer Lingus will be landing in Las Vegas. The carrier will offer three weekly flightsevery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The frequencies operated on an Airbus A330-300 are scheduled until 29 April 2025.
On board the Airbus, Aer Lingus operates a two-class product (business and economy). Passengers benefit from free meals and drinks, as well as many hours of on-board entertainment and Wi-Fi access.
