Aer Lingus will commence temporary services from Dublin to Barbados starting on March 31 2026 and continuing until May 31 2026 using the Airbus A321XLR aircraft.
The flights operate three times per week on Tuesdays Fridays and Sundays with departure from Dublin at 1350 arriving in Barbados at 1800 and the return departing Barbados at 1930 arriving in Dublin at 0840 the following morning.
The service follows the cessation of Aer Lingus transatlantic operations from Manchester after March 30 2026 with affected passengers offered alternatives via Dublin subject to regulatory approvals.
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