Where does Aer Lingus fly? The EI route map

In 2LNR's schedule data, Aer Lingus (EI) flies 139 nonstop routes between 110 airports, and London to Dublin carries the most service of them. 2LNR reads award seats on each EI route by date, so you can see whether a seat exists before you move points.

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Award seats on Aer Lingus

2LNR tracks award seats on Aer Lingus, date by date. Open any EI route below to see whether a seat exists before you move points, the next 14 days free on every product and the full horizon on Pro.

Availability by date

Each route opens a calendar of departures with confirmed upgrade and award space, so you can see which dates already have room instead of checking one flight at a time.

Alerts when space opens

Premium seats turn over fast. Watch a EI route and 2LNR notifies you by email, SMS, in-app, and push the moment space appears.

The whole network on a map

Filter the interactive route map to EI to see the network, compare connections, and jump into any route from there.

Aer Lingus flight schedule by route

The EI routes carrying the most flights in 2LNR's schedule data. Each one opens that route's scheduled departures. This is the published schedule, not a live status board: for day-of delays, cancellations and gates, check Aer Lingus directly.

Busiest Aer Lingus airports

The airports with the most EI nonstop routes in 2LNR's schedule data. Hubs and focus cities normally sit at the top of a list like this. Each one opens that airport's full nonstop list, on EI and on every other carrier 2LNR covers.

Every Aer Lingus nonstop route

139 nonstop routes across 110 airports, grouped by departure city. Each route links to its confirmed upgrade and award availability.

Bordeaux (BOD)

every route from Bordeaux (BOD)

DJT

  • DJT to Boston (BOS)

Dublin (DUB)

every route from Dublin (DUB)
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Frequently asked questions about Aer Lingus (EI) routes

Where does Aer Lingus fly nonstop?
Aer Lingus operates 139 nonstop routes serving 110 airports in 2LNR's schedule data. The busiest are London to Dublin, Manchester to Dublin, and Dublin to Edinburgh. The full list is on this page, and each route opens its own calendar of confirmed upgrade and award space.
How many routes does Aer Lingus (EI) operate?
EI currently shows 139 nonstop routes between 110 airports. Schedules change seasonally, so this page updates as new EI schedule data is confirmed.
Does 2LNR track upgrades on Aer Lingus?
2LNR tracks confirmed upgrade inventory on American, Delta and Alaska, and award seats across more than 20 airlines. Aer Lingus is on the award side of that: each EI route below links to a calendar of award seats by date.
How do I check availability on a specific EI route?
Open a route such as London to Dublin from the list on this page to see EI departures date by date. Award seats show alongside each departure, the next 14 days free on every product and the full horizon on Pro, and on Pro you can set an alert so 2LNR tells you when space opens on a EI route you are watching.
Does 2LNR show the Aer Lingus flight schedule?
Yes, for the routes on this page: each EI route opens the scheduled departures 2LNR holds for it, refreshed as new schedule data is confirmed. It is not a live status board. For day-of delays, cancellations and gates, check Aer Lingus directly, and treat anything here as the published schedule rather than today's operation.

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