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Aer Lingus Launches Budget-Friendly Direct Flights From Cleveland and Chicago to Dublin – Travel And Tour World
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Saturday, June 29, 2024
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Aer Lingus, Dublin’s low-cost airline, recently unveiled a range of discounted flights for late summer and early autumn, presenting an opportunity for a spontaneous European vacation this summer.
The airline is promoting a round-trip economy flight from Boston to Dublin available throughout the fall for just $498. Additionally, for $502, passengers can secure a round-trip from New York’s JFK Airport to Dublin during the same period.
For Midwestern travelers, Aer Lingus has introduced bargain-priced direct flights from Cleveland, OH, and Chicago, IL to Dublin. These flights are available from September 11 to November 20, costing less than $575 for a round trip in economy class. Included in the Economy – Saver fare are one carry-on bag and a meal. By paying about $90 extra, passengers can upgrade to the Economy – Smart fare, which offers a checked bag and the option of selecting seats in advance.
These promotions are featured in a dedicated section on the Aer Lingus website, which allows travelers to filter searches by departure airport and maximum budget to discover the most affordable options.
Traveling via Dublin’s airport offers a unique advantage for international flyers—it is one of the few airports offering U.S. customs pre-clearance. This arrangement allows travelers to bypass customs at U.S. airports, often resulting in quicker processing times due to fewer flights accessing the facility.
Established in 1936, Aer Lingus is Ireland’s flag carrier and proudly displays a playful shamrock on its tail. The airline operates flights from New York’s JFK to both Dublin and Shannon and maintains additional routes to Dublin from cities including Boston, Washington, Philadelphia, Orlando, and others.
Tourism from the USA to Ireland is experiencing growth. According to IrishCentral, over one million American tourists visited Ireland in 2023, spending an average of 8 days in the country. To further boost its visibility, Ireland’s official tourism board recently launched a new marketing campaign, “Fill your heart with Ireland,” which highlights the country’s rich heritage and the array of activities available to tourists.