Aer Lingus is extending its operations from Dublin to Bradley International airport in Hartford beyond the summer season with daily flights until 26 October, reducing to three times a week until 5 January, 2024.
Flight operations will cease from 5 January to 13 March, 2024, before resuming with a three-times-weekly service until 28 March. Daily flights will then resume from 30 March until October 2024.
Passengers can complete US-entry requirements in Dublin with the airport’s pre-clearance facilities, enabling a hassle-free travel experience.
Aer Lingus’ Chief Strategy and Planning Officer, Reid Moody, said “the extension of our nonstop Bradley International Airport to Dublin service reflects Aer Lingus’ commitment to our North American expansion, as we grow the number of transatlantic routes from our Dublin hub. The route is Bradley’s only direct service to Europe and continues to perform well, reflecting Aer Lingus’ ability to connect North American customers not only with Ireland, but onwards to Europe.”
