Aer Lingus Brings Back Popular U.S. to Ireland Flight Routes and Introduces New Route
Are you looking to visit Ireland soon? Next year it will be easier than ever for Americans to visit the Emerald Isle, with new and returning non-stop flights announced from US cities to Ireland.
In March 2020, many routes between the United States and Ireland were suspended due to COVID-19 restrictions, making it difficult to travel to Ireland. On the same subject : Comment: The United States can learn from Northern Ireland.
But at the beginning of 2022, when Ireland abandoned all travel restrictions and enabled tourists to return, the demand was picked up for visiting this country known for its beautiful beauty, Celtic heritage and capital fun
Returning Routes for the U.S. to Ireland Flights
Aer Lingus, the Irish airline, has announced the return of a non-stop flight route between Hartford, Connecticut and Dublin, Ireland, which was suspended for three years. Read also : As the United States and its allies continue to shape the war in Ukraine.
This route took passengers from Connecticut’s Bradley International Airport to Dublin in just over 6.5 hours and was the only non-stop route of its kind.
However, it will be returning in March 2023, allowing travelers to fly non-stop from Hartford to Dublin for just €199 (≈$194 USD) one-way.
With the current exchange rate between the dollar and the euro, this is a great time to book a flight to Ireland next year.
“We are opening up key cities and destinations in the United States to Irish and European customers, by adding new transatlantic routes to the Aer Lingus schedule… Dublin hub,” said Lynne Embleton, CEO of Aer Lingus.
The announcement comes six months after Aer Lingus brought back other popular routes from the United States, including:
These routes were also suspended due to the COVID-19 restrictions, but have now resumed and will continue to carry passengers from these destinations to Ireland into 2023.
Aer Lingus currently offers more than a dozen non-stop flights from US cities to Dublin, making travel to Ireland more accessible than ever for American travelers. .
New Cleveland to Dublin Nonstop Flight Route Announced
In addition to returning popular flight routes that were previously canceled due to the restrictions of COVID-19, Aer Lingus also announced a new route that will start in the summer of 2023. This may interest you : How online travel planning is getting easier.
This new route will offer non-stop flights four times a week from Cleveland to Dublin, a great benefit for Ohio travelers.
Currently, there are no non-stop flights from Cleveland to Europe, so this new route will be the first of its kind and will allow travelers to easily reach Ireland, as well as continue to connect and 20 other European destinations served by Aer Lingus.
The new Cleveland to Dublin service will be operated by the Airbus A321neo LR, the most durable long-haul aircraft in the entire Aer Lingus fleet.
All Nonstop Routes from the United States to Dublin on Aer Lingus
Aer Lingus has brought back several popular routes, offering non-stop flights to Dublin from U.S. cities, including Hartford, Philadelphia, Los Angeles and Seattle, after a long hiatus.
They have also introduced a new route from Cleveland to Dublin, which will start in the summer of 2023.
In addition, Aer Lingus offers non-stop flights to Dublin from the following U.S. cities.
With flights starting as low as €199 (≈$194 USD) from most U.S. destinations, traveling to Ireland is easier and more affordable than ever.
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