Aer Lingus
IrelandAbout the airline
Aer Lingus is Ireland's flag carrier, founded in 1936 and based at Dublin Airport. The airline operates a modern fleet of Airbus aircraft across European and transatlantic routes, known for connecting Ireland to major international destinations.
Fleet
Aer Lingus (IATA: EI, ICAO: EIN) is the national airline of Ireland, established in 1936. Headquartered at Dublin Airport, it serves as a key hub for Irish and European connectivity, with particular strength on routes between Ireland, Europe, and North America.
The airline's network spans short-haul European services and long-haul transatlantic routes, leveraging Dublin's strategic position on the western edge of Europe. Aer Lingus operates from its primary hub at Dublin Airport, where the majority of its flights are based and where most connections take place.
The fleet comprises modern Airbus aircraft: the A320 for short-haul European routes, the A321neo for extended European services, and the A330 for long-haul transatlantic operations. This mix allows the airline to optimize capacity and fuel efficiency across its route network while maintaining operational flexibility.