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Aer Lingus releases biggest ever transatlantic flights schedule
Aer Lingus has launched its largest UK transatlantic flights schedule ever.
It is the biggest ever summer 2023 schedule with a record-breaking 2.25 million seats on sale to North America.
It includes services from its new Manchester hub.
Aer Lingus offers 270,000 seats flying direct from Manchester to New York, and Orlando.
Capacity from Manchester to New York has been boosted by a massive 72%.
This is possible by switching aircraft to wide-bodied A330s, offering at least 133 more seats per flight.
Aer Lingus’ UK customers can choose to fly either direct from Manchester or via the carrier’s Dublin hub.
Next summer, Aer Lingus will operate 17 routes to the US, including the return of its popular Dublin to Hartford service.
The transatlantic flights schedule includes new flights from Dublin to Cleveland, Ohio.
For the lowest fares and more information on the summer 2023 schedule, please visit .
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