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Info on Aer Lingus Airlines

I’m thinking of booking cleve to Lyon on Aer Lingus. Only 1 stop in Dublin.

The planes look so small for a trans-Atlantic trip.
3/3.
Not many extra leg room seats.
Only 34 rows.
Anyone ever use Aer Lingus???

Any info is greatly appreciated!!!!

Posted by
7971 posts

The flight to Dublin is short enough to use single-aisle planes. The plane itself will feel more cramped than a wide-body, bathroom ratio and aisle access will be worse, but seats should be fairly similar. If you like the price, none of this is a deal breaker to me.

Posted by
126 posts

It's the Irish national carrier and yes they use narrow body jets across their network. They are fine but it is cheap and cheerful.

I don't know where cleve is, but various places in North America will get you to Lyon on a wide body jet by connecting in London Heathrow, Amsterdam or Paris CDG.

Posted by
700 posts

We use Aer Lingus often between Bordeaux and Dublin, which is a short, efficient flight. I imagine the flight from Dublin to Lyon will be similar. Every once in a while we use this airline for the long haul from states to Dublin, but not often as other airlines are more comfortable. However, they are a decent airline that gets you safely from A to B across the Atlantic.

Posted by
886 posts

I expect “cleve” means Cleveland, Ohio, which Aer Lingus flies to, but it is a confusing abbreviation. I think that is the only way to get to Lyon without another connection in North America. I’ve flown them several times to and from Washington and they’re fine.