Aer Lingus: New England’s Gateway to Ireland and Europe

Boston has been a gateway city for Ireland’s flag carrier Aer Lingus for more than six decades, and this key transatlantic connection continues to grow stronger each year.

With daily non-stop flights from Boston’s Logan International Airport, Aer Lingus flies daily directly to Shannon, in the west of Ireland, and twice daily to the capital city Dublin on the east coast.

Landing at Shannon Airport in Co. Clare gives visitors immediate access to the magical west of Ireland, including the Wild Atlantic Way, which celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2024 as one of the world’s most popular driving treks. This 1,500-mile trail includes breathtaking coastline with white sands and glittering waves, and more than 180 coastal and inland stops where the views are timeless and memorable.

Landing in Dublin, one of Europe’s most vibrant capital cities, visitors can cherish an urban adventure filled with rich history and heritage, culture and performing arts, unrivaled Irish hospitality and amazing food and drink, along with plenty of forays up and down the east coast and into Ireland’s heartlands.

Once in Ireland, visitors have direct and accessible connections to Europe’s top destinations, including Barcelona, Paris, London, Edinburgh, Rome, Berlin and Zurich, to name a few.

In addition to its Boston flights, Aer Lingus is operating 19 non-stop routes from North America to Ireland in summer 2024, including daily flights from Hartford, Connecticut, Minneapolis-St. Paul and for the first time, new direct flights from Denver, Colorado to Dublin.

Fly in Comfort with Aer Lingus

The hospitable Irish welcome you get when flying Aer Lingus happens the moment visitors step on board its modern fleet of aircraft. Customers receive complimentary meals and soft drinks, and all long haul aircraft are Wi-Fi enabled, offering in-flight entertainment, TV box sets, games and music. An in-flight app is also available for customers to connect their device to the seatback and control in-flight entertainment options from their own device. The PressReader app also offers customers access to over 7,000 digital newspapers & magazines. Travelling business class, customers can experience a new Spring and Summer menu inspired by seasonal, sustainably sourced, Irish local produce.

Save Time with U.S. Preclearance

When flying transatlantic with Aer Lingus, visitors also benefit from the convenience of US Customs and Border pre-clearance at both Dublin and Shannon airports. This means that passengers flying back to the U.S. are cleared for U.S. immigration and full U.S. customs and agriculture controls. Once visitors return stateside, they can simply pick up their bags and go!

Summer 2024 Boston Schedule:

BOSTON – DUBLIN
EI 132 Departure time: 17:45 | Arrival Time: 04:50 (arrives following day)
EI 136 Departure time: 21:25 | Arrival Time: 08:35 (arrives following day)

BOSTON – SHANNON
EI 134 Departure time: 19:05 | Arrival Time: 06:05 (arrives following day)

Irish Connecting Airports

• Donegal (via Dublin)
• Cork and Knock (via London Heathrow)

UK Connecting Airports

• Aberdeen
• Birmingham
• Bristol
• Cornwall Newquay
• Edinburgh
• Exeter
• Glasgow
• Inverness
• Isle of Man
• Jersey
• Liverpool
• Leeds Bradford
• London Heathrow
• Manchester
• Newcastle
• Southampton

European Destinations

• Amsterdam
• Athens
• Barcelona
• Berlin
• Brussels
• Budapest
• Dubrovnik
• Dusseldorf
• Faro
• Frankfurt
• Geneva
• Hamburg
• Lisbon
• Lyons
• Madrid
• Malaga
• Milan (Linate)
• Munich
• Naples
• Nice
• Paris
• Pisa
• Prague
• Rome
• Venice
• Zurich

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