Aer Lingus is national carrier of Ireland. Airline company was founded in 1936 by Irish government (Aer Lingus means “aircraft fleet” in Irish). For long time airline company was government-operated but in the period between 2006 and 2015 it was privatized. At present moment Aer Lingus makes part of the International Airlines Group (IAG) holding to which belong British Airways, Iberia and Vueling. The head office of airline company is located on the territory of Dublin airport.

Aer Lingus is the former member of “Oneworld” alliance airlines which was left on March 31st 2007 because of changing the company’s status from “airline company of full service” to “low cost”. However, after joining IAG it is expected that Aer Lingus will return to alliance in the nearest future.

Route network of the company counts 82 destinations with flights mainly from Dublin. Aer Lingus works after hybrid business-model combining mixed tariff of services – budget and full on European and North American routes and full range of services (two classes of service)on transatlantic flights.

• Seat map Airbus A320-200 “Aer Lingus”
• Photos of the Airbus A320-200 “Aer Lingus”

• The newest one – EI-DVN - 7.7 years

• The oldest aircraft – EI-CVA - 18.7 years

• Seat map Airbus A321-200 “Aer Lingus”
• Photos of the Airbus A321-200 “Aer Lingus”

• The newest one – EI-CPH - 19.3 years

• The oldest aircraft – EI-CPE - 20.2 years

• Seat map Airbus A330-200 “Aer Lingus”
• Photos of the Airbus A330-200 “Aer Lingus”

• The newest one – EI-DUO - 11.7 years

• The oldest aircraft – EI-LAX - 19.8 years

• Seat map Airbus A330-300 “Aer Lingus”
• Photos of the Airbus A330-300 “Aer Lingus”

• The newest one – EI-GCF - 1.4 years

• The oldest aircraft – EI-DUZ - 11.6 years

• Seat map Airbus A350-900 “Aer Lingus”
• Photos of the Airbus A350-900 “Aer Lingus”

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• Seat map Boeing 757-200 “Aer Lingus”
• Photos of the Boeing 757-200 “Aer Lingus”

• The newest one – EI-LBT - 20.7 years

• The oldest aircraft – EI-CJX - 25.6 years

• Seat map Boeing 767-200 “Aer Lingus”
• Photos of the Boeing 767-200 “Aer Lingus”