Aer Lingus has announced they are expanding their long-haul routes for 2016 with three new offerings.
In addition to the airlines existing transatlantic routes, they have introduced flights to Los Angeles, Newark and Hartford, Connecticut.
“We are delighted to be delivering on the growth opportunities that being part of International Airlines Group presents and to be creating over 200 new jobs in the process,” said Stephen Kavanagh, Chief Executive of Aer Lingus.
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“The introduction of these three routes will open up new tourism and business opportunities with improved connectivity through our Dublin Gateway. We look forward to welcoming guests on board our new services in 2016.”
The airline will begin a year round direct service between Dublin and Los Angeles from May, 2016 with five services per week as well as direct daily year round flights from Dublin to Newark in New Jersey start in early September
Aer Lingus’ third new daily route from Dublin to Hartford, Connecticut will take flight in late September.
Flights between Dublin and Los Angeles, and Dublin and Newark go on sale today while Dublin and Hartford go on sale on 3rd November 2015.
For more information check out www.aerlingus.com.
