Aer Lingus and Ryanair add new summer routes from Dublin and Shannon via IrishTimesBiz
Aer Lingus will add three new summer holiday destinations next year while boosting the number of seats available to North America and Europe, the airline has said.
The news came as Shannon confirmed that Ryanair planned a Liverpool service from the mid-western airport from March, bringing to 27 the number of routes that the carrier will fly from there next year. Aer Lingus said it would fly to 53 European destinations from the Republic next year, including three new sunspots – Kos in Greece, Olbia in Sardinia and Brindisi in Italy.
The airline will have 2.25 million seats on its North American routes next summer, its biggest schedule to date and 20 per cent more than in 2019.
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