Aer Lingus is celebrating its inaugural flight to Las Vegas today by offering customers return fares to any destination in the United States for just €399 return
Aer Lingus has announced a huge flash sale on all flights to the US to celebrate its inaugural flight to Las Vegas today.
Aer Lingus flights to/from Las Vegas will operate on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday up until April 29, 2025, taking in next Easter mid-term break.READ MORE: U-turn for Boston bound flight after alleged onboard sexual assault cost Aer Lingus €28k, court told The offer is valid for travel between Ireland and the United States from November 1 to December 16 and from January 7 to January 31.
The Irish airline flies 24 transatlantic routes from its Dublin, Shannon and Manchester bases. From April 12, 2025, Aer Lingus will fly to Nashville four times per week. The airline will also commence a new route to Indianapolis, also flying four times per week from May 3, 2025.
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