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Aer Lingus serve the following destinations as of October 2012, some destinations are served seasonally as indicated and routes marked with † are operated in conjunction with Aer Arann under the brand "Aer Lingus Regional".

As of October 2012 Aer Lingus serves a total of 82 airports, including 6 in Ireland, 16 in the UK, 49 in Europe, 5 in Africa, 1 in Asia and 5 in the USA.[1] Aer Lingus also serves an additional 77 destinations across Asia, Australia and North America through codeshare and interline agreements with Etihad Airways, JetBlue Airways and United Airlines.

Aer Lingus Destinations

Africa

Asia

Europe

North America

** The Washington D.C. (IAD) to Madrid (MAD) route, is operated in conjunction with United Airlines.

Codeshare Destinations

Aer Lingus has a codeshare agreement with Etihad Airways where Aer Lingus adds its "EI" code onto Etihad flights between Dublin and Abu Dhabi, and onwards to other destinations across Asia and Australia. Aer Lingus currently uses its "EI" code to six Etihad destinations but is planning to extend this to destinations in China, India, Pakistan, and Thailand.[4]

Asia

Australia

Interline Destinations

Aer Lingus has interline agreements with JetBlue Airways and United Airlines, which allow Aer Lingus transatlantic passengers to connect at New York, Boston or Chicago to an additional 71 JetBlue and United destinations across the USA and Canada. Passengers can also through check their baggage from Dublin or Shannon to their final destination in the USA or Canada.[5]

North America

  • Canada
    • Calgary (YYC)
    • Edmonton (YEG)
    • Toronto (YYZ)
    • Vancouver (YVR)
    • Winnipeg (YWG)
  • United States of America
    • Aguadilla (BQN)
    • Atlanta (ATL)
    • Austin (AUS)
    • Buffalo (BUF)
    • Burlington (BTV)
    • Charleston (CHS)
    • Charlotte (CLT)
    • Cincinnati (CVG)
    • Cleveland (CLE)
    • Columbus (CMH)
    • Dallas (DFW)
    • Dayton (DAY)
    • Denver (DEN)
    • Des Moines (DSM)
    • Detroit (DTW)
    • Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
    • Fort Myers (RSW)
    • Grand Rapids (GRR)
    • Greensboro (GSO)
    • Houston/George Bush (IAH)
    • Houston/Hobby (HOU)
    • Indianapolis (IND)
    • Jacksonville (JAX)
    • Kansas City (MCI)
    • Knoxville (TYS)
    • L.A. Burbank (BUR)
    • L.A. Long Beach (LGB)
    • L.A. Los Angeles (LAX)
    • Las Vegas (LAS)
    • Lexington, Kentucky (LEX)
    • Louisville, Kentucky (SDF)
    • Memphis (MEM)
    • Miami (MIA)
    • Milwaukee (MKE)
    • Minneapolis (MSP)
    • Nantucket (ACK)
    • Nashville (BNA)
    • New Orleans (MSY)
    • Oakland (OAK)
    • Oklahoma City (OKC)
    • Omaha, Nebraska (OMA)
    • Orange County (SNA)
    • Phoenix (PHX)
    • Pittsburgh (PIT)
    • Ponce (PSE)
    • Portland, Maine (PWM)
    • Portland, Oregon (PDX)
    • Raleigh-Durham (RDU)
    • Richmond (RIC)
    • Rochester (ROC)
    • Sacramento (SMF)
    • Salt Lake City (SLC)
    • San Antonio (SAT)
    • San Diego (SAN)
    • San Francisco (SFO)
    • San Jose (SJC)
    • San Juan (SJU)
    • Seattle (SEA)
    • St Louis (STL)
    • Syracuse (SYR)
    • Tampa (TPA)
    • Tulsa (TUL)
    • Washington Baltimore (BWI)
    • Washington Reagan (DCA)
    • West Palm Beach (PBI)
    • Wichita (ICT)

Terminated destinations

Asia
  • United Arab Emirates - Dubai [6]
Europe
  • Austria - Salzburg
  • Bulgaria - Sofia
  • Denmark - Copenhagen[7]
  • France - Lourdes [7]
  • Latvia - Riga
  • Ireland - Galway, Sligo
  • Italy – Milan-Orio al Serio (Bergamo)
  • Netherlands - Eindhoven
  • Poland- Poznan
  • Portugal - Funchal
  • Russia - Moscow-Sheremetyevo
  • Spain - Almería, Seville, Valencia
  • United Kingdom - Derry, Doncaster/Sheffield, Durham/Tees Valley, East Midlands, Leeds/Bradford[7], Liverpool[7], London-City, London-Stansted, Newcastle
North America
  • Canada - Montréal [7]
  • United States - Baltimore [8], Los Angeles [9], Newark, San Francisco [10]

References

  1. ^ Aer Lingus Cara Inflight Magazine - October/November 2012 edition see maps on pages 111-115
  2. ^ http://www.ittn.ie/bulletins/aer-lingus-relaunches-dublin-copenhagen/
  3. ^ http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/media-report-says-berlin-airport-to-open-in-october-2013-a-853804.html/
  4. ^ Aer Lingus - Etihad codeshare agreement
  5. ^ Aer Lingus - JetBlue and United interline agreements
  6. ^ Aer Lingus suspend Dubai
  7. ^ a b c d e EI 1976 routes map
  8. ^ http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2001-09-20/business/0109200240_1_aer-lingus-bwi-foley
  9. ^ Aer Lingus cuts Los Angeles route
  10. ^ http://www.rte.ie/news/2009/0612/aerlingus.html

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