Aer Lingus launch new flight sale with prices from €192 to top holiday spots including New York, Orlando and Boston
AER Lingus bosses have launched a new flight sale with trips to dream American destinations from just €192 - but jetsetters need to act fast.
Holidaymakers can choose from New York, Boston, Orlando, Chicago and many more with these amazing deals.
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Aer Lingus has launched an American flight sale
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Flight prices have been slashed on top American hotspots
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Choose from Boston, New York, Orlando and even Nashville with the latest sale
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The popular
Visit the city that never sleeps from Dublin airport this year as flights to New York are just €194.44.
Explore the busy city of Chicago with flights from Dublin at €206.44 in September.
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Choose from the wide range of theme parks and amusements in Florida this summer with Aer Lingus.
With flights to Orlando from just €282.40 in September, have fun for all the family with hot spots like Disney World and Universal Studios.
Taste some of the best pizza in the world or see a live baseball game in action in Chicago this year.
With flights from just €206.44 from Dublin, you could tick the infamous Bean (Cloud Gate) off your bucket list this summer.
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Country music fans are set to love the latest Nashville flight in September for just €294.91.
And any
I'm an Irish holidaymaker and I upgraded to Aer Lingus' business class for FREE
Shannon Airport is supplying holiday-goers with the chance to go to America too with two popular routes on offer.
Fly to New York JFK for just €194.21 from the 16 September.
Or visit the stunning city of Boston with flights from €234.21.
Meanwhile holidaymakers are set to love the newest route launched by Aer Lingus just in time for summer.
Passengers can now book a holiday to
, with direct flights from Dublin
Aiport.
It will run from January 6, 2026 until April 29
without needing to stop over on the way.
According to the
, fares to the "paradise" destination start from just €291 each way and will operate three times a week
.
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Fly from either Shannon or Dublin airport this September
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Find fun for all the family with flights to Orlando from €282.40
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Aer Lingus unveiled direct flights from Dublin to Cancún
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Ireland's first direct flight from Dublin to Cancun is starting in January 2026
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