Aer Lingus

The Pole said:
I must say they are shocking worse than Eastern. Dublin cancelled Belfast airport delay and Edinburgh cancelled today.
Sat in airport waiting to go to Belfast.
Click to expand...
Me and the boy went to the cockpit as we boarded first and spoke to pilot.
Reason for delay was the aircraft was late last night 1am and Belfast city had closed so it went to international which meant they had to go and fly it from there to city and then onto Leeds. Apparently there were a few issues that needed sorting prior to departure!
So i will retract my earlier comment
 
alpha.alpha said:
More problems with Aer Lingus today. Not been a good weekend by the looks, hope they can get on top of things. Not good for passengers
Click to expand...
You can't hope to sell a connecting service via Dublin unless you have a reliable service.
An ATR is always going to be problematic for weather reasons so the last thing they need to add to the problem is a/c availability issues.
 
LBAYORKIE said:
You can't hope to sell a connecting service via Dublin unless you have a reliable service.
An ATR is always going to be problematic for weather reasons so the last thing they need to add to the problem is a/c availability issues.
Click to expand...
The Dublin flights all operated. It was the Belfast flights that had problems with two cancelled and one late.
 
Have there been any issues today with Aer Lingus flights? My sister has been bumped from her DUB-LBA flight as it was over booked apparently and has been put on a Manchester flight. Was wondering if there'd been any cancellations or anything like that?
 
Aer Lingus have revised its Winter 2025/2026 schedule. Leeds/Bradford will continue to see up to 42x weekly flights on its two routes to Belfast City & Dublin. All flights will continue to be operated by Aer Lingus Regional Franchise operator Emerald Airways using ATR72-600 aircraft.

Belfast City = 25x weekly (4x daily Mon, Thu-Fri, Sun & 3x daily Tue-Wed, Sat
Dublin = 17x weekly (3x daily Mon, Thu-Fri, Sun, 2x daily Tue-Wed & 1x daily Sat)

EAG = Emerald Airlines (UK)
EAI = Emerald Airlines (Ireland)

Mondays
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 06:40 – LBA 08:05 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:55
EAG3672 = BHD 10:20 – LBA 11:30 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:00 – BHD 13:10
EAG3676 = BHD 14:40 – LBA 15:50 / EAG3677 = LBA 16:20 – BHD 17:30
EAI3392 = DUB 14:55 – LBA 16:10 / EAI3393 = LBA 16:40 – DUB 17:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:45 – BHD 20:55
EAI3394 = DUB 18:10 – LBA 19:30 / EAI3395 = LBA 20:00 – DUB 21:15

Tuesdays
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 06:40 – LBA 08:05 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:55
EAG3676 = BHD 14:40 – LBA 15:50 / EAG3677 = LBA 16:20 – BHD 17:30
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:45 – BHD 20:55
EAI3394 = DUB 18:10 – LBA 19:30 / EAI3395 = LBA 20:00 – DUB 21:15


Wednesday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 06:40 – LBA 08:05 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:55
EAG3676 = BHD 14:40 – LBA 15:50 / EAG3677 = LBA 16:20 – BHD 17:30
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:45 – BHD 20:55
EAI3394 = DUB 18:10 – LBA 19:30 / EAI3395 = LBA 20:00 – DUB 21:15

Thursdays
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 06:40 – LBA 08:05 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:55
EAG3672 = BHD 10:20 – LBA 11:30 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:00 – BHD 13:10
EAG3676 = BHD 14:40 – LBA 15:50 / EAG3677 = LBA 16:20 – BHD 17:30
EAI3392 = DUB 14:55 – LBA 16:10 / EAI3393 = LBA 16:40 – DUB 17:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:45 – BHD 20:55
EAI3394 = DUB 18:10 – LBA 19:30 / EAI3395 = LBA 20:00 – DUB 21:15

Fridays
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 07:00 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:55
EAG3672 = BHD 10:20 – LBA 11:30 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:00 – BHD 13:10
EAG3676 = BHD 14:40 – LBA 15:50 / EAG3677 = LBA 16:20 – BHD 17:30
EAI3392 = DUB 14:55 – LBA 16:10 / EAI3393 = LBA 16:40 – DUB 17:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:45 – BHD 20:55
EAI3394 = DUB 18:10 – LBA 19:30 / EAI3395 = LBA 20:00 – DUB 21:15

Saturdays
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 06:50 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:55
EAG3672 = BHD 10:20 – LBA 11:30 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:00 – BHD 13:10
EAG3676 = BHD 17:55 – LBA 19:05 / EAG3677 = LBA 19:35 – BHD 20:45

Sundays
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 06:35 – LBA 08:00 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:55
EAG3672 = BHD 10:20 – LBA 11:30 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:00 – BHD 13:10
EAG3676 = BHD 14:40 – LBA 15:50 / EAG3677 = LBA 16:20 – BHD 17:30
EAI3392 = DUB 15:05 – LBA 16:20 / EAI3393 = LBA 16:50 – DUB 18:05
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:45 – BHD 20:55
EAI3394 = DUB 18:10 – LBA 19:30 / EAI3395 = LBA 20:00 – DUB 21:15
 
Aer Lingus summer 2026 flights are now on sale. They will be operating up to 41x weekly flights on its two routes to Belfast City & Dublin from Leeds/Bradford. This is a minor reduction on summer 2025 with 1x less Wednesday service to Belfast City. All flights remain operated by Aer Lingus regional ATR72 aircraft.

Belfast City = 24x weekly (4x daily Mon, Thu-Fri, Sun, 3x daily Tue, Sat & 2x daily Wed
Dublin = 17x weekly (3x daily Mon, Thu-Fri, Sun, 2x daily Tue-Wed & 1x daily Sat)

Mondays
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 07:10 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAG3672 = BHD 10:20 – LBA 11:30 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:00 – BHD 13:00
EAG3676 = BHD 14:05 – LBA 15:15 / EAG3677 = LBA 15:45 – BHD 16:55
EAI3392 = DUB 14:20 – LBA 15:35 / EAI3393 = LBA 16:05 – DUB 17:20
EAI3394 = DUB 17:50 – LBA 19:10 / EAI3395 = LBA 19:40 – DUB 20:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:40 – BHD 20:50
Tuesday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 06:50 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAG3676 = BHD 14:05 – LBA 15:15 / EAG3677 = LBA 15:45 – BHD 16:55
EAI3394 = DUB 17:50 – LBA 19:10 / EAI3395 = LBA 19:40 – DUB 20:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:40 – BHD 20:50
Wednesday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 06:50 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAI3394 = DUB 17:50 – LBA 19:10 / EAI3395 = LBA 19:40 – DUB 20:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:40 – BHD 20:50
Thursday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 07:10 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAG3672 = BHD 11:00 – LBA 12:10 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:40 – BHD 13:50
EAG3676 = BHD 14:05 – LBA 15:15 / EAG3677 = LBA 15:45 – BHD 16:55
EAI3392 = DUB 14:20 – LBA 15:35 / EAI3393 = LBA 16:05 – DUB 17:20
EAI3394 = DUB 17:50 – LBA 19:10 / EAI3395 = LBA 19:40 – DUB 20:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:40 – BHD 20:50
Friday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 07:10 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAG3672 = BHD 10:20 – LBA 11:30 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:00 – BHD 13:00
EAG3676 = BHD 14:05 – LBA 15:15 / EAG3677 = LBA 15:45 – BHD 16:55
EAI3392 = DUB 14:20 – LBA 15:35 / EAI3393 = LBA 16:05 – DUB 17:20
EAI3394 = DUB 17:50 – LBA 19:10 / EAI3395 = LBA 19:40 – DUB 20:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:40 – BHD 20:50
Saturday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 07:10 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAG3672 = BHD 10:20 – LBA 11:30 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:00 – BHD 13:00
EAG3676 = BHD 14:05 – LBA 15:15 / EAG3677 = LBA 15:45 – BHD 16:55
Sunday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 07:10 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAG3672 = BHD 11:45 – LBA 12:55 / EAG3673 = LBA 13:25 – BHD 14:35
EAG3676 = BHD 14:05 – LBA 15:15 / EAG3677 = LBA 15:45 – BHD 16:55
EAI3392 = DUB 14:20 – LBA 15:35 / EAI3393 = LBA 16:05 – DUB 17:20
EAI3394 = DUB 17:50 – LBA 19:10 / EAI3395 = LBA 19:40 – DUB 20:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:40 – BHD 20:50
 
lbaspotter said:
Aer Lingus summer 2026 flights are now on sale. They will be operating up to 41x weekly flights on its two routes to Belfast City & Dublin from Leeds/Bradford. This is a minor reduction on summer 2025 with 1x less Wednesday service to Belfast City. All flights remain operated by Aer Lingus regional ATR72 aircraft.

Belfast City = 24x weekly (4x daily Mon, Thu-Fri, Sun, 3x daily Tue, Sat & 2x daily Wed
Dublin = 17x weekly (3x daily Mon, Thu-Fri, Sun, 2x daily Tue-Wed & 1x daily Sat)

Mondays
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 07:10 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAG3672 = BHD 10:20 – LBA 11:30 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:00 – BHD 13:00
EAG3676 = BHD 14:05 – LBA 15:15 / EAG3677 = LBA 15:45 – BHD 16:55
EAI3392 = DUB 14:20 – LBA 15:35 / EAI3393 = LBA 16:05 – DUB 17:20
EAI3394 = DUB 17:50 – LBA 19:10 / EAI3395 = LBA 19:40 – DUB 20:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:40 – BHD 20:50
Tuesday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 06:50 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAG3676 = BHD 14:05 – LBA 15:15 / EAG3677 = LBA 15:45 – BHD 16:55
EAI3394 = DUB 17:50 – LBA 19:10 / EAI3395 = LBA 19:40 – DUB 20:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:40 – BHD 20:50
Wednesday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 06:50 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAI3394 = DUB 17:50 – LBA 19:10 / EAI3395 = LBA 19:40 – DUB 20:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:40 – BHD 20:50
Thursday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 07:10 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAG3672 = BHD 11:00 – LBA 12:10 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:40 – BHD 13:50
EAG3676 = BHD 14:05 – LBA 15:15 / EAG3677 = LBA 15:45 – BHD 16:55
EAI3392 = DUB 14:20 – LBA 15:35 / EAI3393 = LBA 16:05 – DUB 17:20
EAI3394 = DUB 17:50 – LBA 19:10 / EAI3395 = LBA 19:40 – DUB 20:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:40 – BHD 20:50
Friday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 07:10 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAG3672 = BHD 10:20 – LBA 11:30 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:00 – BHD 13:00
EAG3676 = BHD 14:05 – LBA 15:15 / EAG3677 = LBA 15:45 – BHD 16:55
EAI3392 = DUB 14:20 – LBA 15:35 / EAI3393 = LBA 16:05 – DUB 17:20
EAI3394 = DUB 17:50 – LBA 19:10 / EAI3395 = LBA 19:40 – DUB 20:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:40 – BHD 20:50
Saturday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 07:10 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAG3672 = BHD 10:20 – LBA 11:30 / EAG3673 = LBA 12:00 – BHD 13:00
EAG3676 = BHD 14:05 – LBA 15:15 / EAG3677 = LBA 15:45 – BHD 16:55
Sunday
EAG3670 = BHD 06:50 – LBA 08:00 / EAG3671 = LBA 08:30 – BHD 09:40
EAI3390 = DUB 07:10 – LBA 08:15 / EAI3391 = LBA 08:45 – DUB 09:50
EAG3672 = BHD 11:45 – LBA 12:55 / EAG3673 = LBA 13:25 – BHD 14:35
EAG3676 = BHD 14:05 – LBA 15:15 / EAG3677 = LBA 15:45 – BHD 16:55
EAI3392 = DUB 14:20 – LBA 15:35 / EAI3393 = LBA 16:05 – DUB 17:20
EAI3394 = DUB 17:50 – LBA 19:10 / EAI3395 = LBA 19:40 – DUB 20:55
EAG3678 = BHD 18:05 – LBA 19:15 / EAG3679 = LBA 19:40 – BHD 20:50
Click to expand...
I would love them to introduce Cork which seems to be expanding. We could use something to southern Ireland .
 
Last edited:
I've noticed that the only onwards flights offered from Dublin when flying from Leeds are to the USA.

I can understand that flights to Europe wont be all that popular (flying west to Dublin to fly back east) but Im sure theres a demand and surely theyve nothing to lose from an Aer Lingus perspective. Their fares from Dublin to Europe seem very competitive. Maybe they are avoiding conflict with BA?
 
LBAYORKIE said:
I've noticed that the only onwards flights offered from Dublin when flying from Leeds are to the USA.

I can understand that flights to Europe wont be all that popular (flying west to Dublin to fly back east) but Im sure theres a demand and surely theyve nothing to lose from an Aer Lingus perspective. Their fares from Dublin to Europe seem very competitive. Maybe they are avoiding conflict with BA?
Click to expand...
Yes don't want pax being taken away from the LBA-LHR route now do we.............
 
I think the English saying is - I wouldn’t touch them with a barge pole! I think the way they have let down their staff at the Man base is appalling. In addition from LBA, there are alternatives to Dublin and Belfast so they won’t get my custom I’m affraid. If I went transatlantic (it would be Canada only, who would visit the US at the moment🤔) I would go via Amsterdam.
 
HX3 said:
I think the English saying is - I wouldn’t touch them with a barge pole! I think the way they have let down their staff at the Man base is appalling. In addition from LBA, there are alternatives to Dublin and Belfast so they won’t get my custom I’m affraid. If I went transatlantic (it would be Canada only, who would visit the US at the moment🤔) I would go via Amsterdam.
Click to expand...
I dont know the details of what happened at Manchester, I just heard the staff wanted parity with their colleagues in Ireland. There must be more to it than that. If I were to guess I would say the union issues were used as a pretext to cease loss making operations.
 
gulftraveller said:
Except by all accounts it was making a profit.
Click to expand...
Thats not what I heard. The difficulty must be that if Manchester IAG employees are paid more then those at other locations would want more. I suppose the cost of living is higher in Eire so maybe parity isnt justified- who knows?

Finger66 said:
Yes don't want pax being taken away from the LBA-LHR route now do we.............
Click to expand...
I just checked and same applies from MAN, only North America on offer.

I was looking at a flight to MUC, its cheaper to buy a ticket LBA-DUB and a separate DUB-MUC than to use Lufthansa direct from MAN. Trouble is I dont travel without a 'through' ticket.
 
Last edited:
LBAYorkie the Aer Lingus was making a profit of about 3 Million per Aircaft and Flights over World cup were well booked as well so I`m sure there is more to it but staff have not even been told they are redundent yet
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Upload Media

Remove Advertisements

Subscribe to help support your favourite forum and in return we'll remove all our advertisements. Your contribution will help to pay for things like site maintenance, domain name renewals and annual server charges.



Forums4aiports
Subscribe

NEW - Profile Posts

Aviador
Aviador
If anyone would like to share their local airport news right here in our news area let me know so I can give you the correct permissions to do so. It only takes a couple of minutes to upload a news story with an accompanying image. The news items can then be shared on the site homepage by you. #TakePart #Forums4airports Bring the news to one place!
•••
David_itl
David_itl
survived a redundancy scenario where I work for the 3rd time. Now it looks likely I will get to cover work for 2 other teams.. Pretty please for a payrise? That would be a no and so stay on the min wage.
•••
Karl C
Karl C
Live in Market Bosworth and take each day as it comes......
•••
Jerry
Jerry
Well it looks like I'm off to Australia and New Zealand next year! Booked with BA from Manchester via Heathrow with a stop in Singapore and returning with Air New Zealand and BA via LAX to Heathrow. Will circumnavigate the globe and be my first trans-Pacific flight. First long haul flight with BA as well and of course Air NZ.
•••
David_itl
David_itl
15 years at the same company was reached the weekend before last. Not sure how they will mark the occasion apart from the compulsory payirse to minimum wage (1st rise for 2 years; i was 15% above it back then!)
•••
Ashley.S.
Ashley.S. wrote on Sotonsean's profile.
Welcome to the forum, I was born and bred in Southampton.
•••

Trending Hashtags

Advertisement

Back
Top Bottom
✖
  AdBlock Detected
Sure, ad-blocking software does a great job at blocking ads, but it also blocks some useful and important features of our website. For the best possible site experience please take a moment to disable your AdBlocker.