When you’re ready to fly again, we’re here

By: Sexy

On: September 13, 2024

Tagged: Airport, City, Country, Island, Nature, Network, Ocean, Sky, Station, Travel, World

Welcome to the official YouTube channel of Aer Lingus, where you can subscribe and find our latest uploads.

Aer Lingus was founded by the Irish Government in 1936 to provide air services between Ireland and the U.K. Originally named Aer Loingeas, the name was derived from Gaelic words which roughly translated as ‘Air Fleet.’ Today, Ireland’s 4-star airline carries more than 11 million passengers every year on board our 43 aircraft. Aer Lingus is proud to be part of the IAG Group since 2015.

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