Aer Lingus has announced two new North American destinations. From summer 2019, the airline will fly direct from Dublin to Minneapolis-St. Paul and Trudeau International Airport in Montreal, Canada.
Since joining IAG in 2015, Aer Lingus has launched eight new direct transatlantic services to North America including Los Angeles, Newark, Hartford, Miami, Philadelphia, Seattle and now Montreal and Minneapolis-St. Paul, marking the largest ever transatlantic expansion in the airline’s history.
Speaking at the launch of Aer Lingus’ new transatlantic routes, Stephen Kavanagh, Aer Lingus CEO said:
“Today we are pleased to announce two new transatlantic routes from our Dublin Hub with daily direct service to Montreal and Minneapolis-St Paul commencing in summer 2019. These destinations each have a rich heritage, vibrant culture and much to offer visitors travelling for business or leisure.
Aer Lingus continues to deliver on its ambition to be the leading value carrier across the North Atlantic, adding new routes and travel options between Ireland, Europe, the USA and Canada, bringing increased connectivity, growing Irish employment and supporting international trade and economic growth.”
Arriving Summer 2019: Two new transatlantic routes, direct from Dublin
🇨🇦 Montreal
🇺🇸 Minneapolis-St.Paul pic.twitter.com/3tUqwQqSKZ— Aer Lingus (@AerLingus) September 12, 2018
