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  3.3/5.0 with 148 reviews...

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· Airbus A319 · Airbus A320 · Airbus A321 · Airbus A330 · Airbus A330-200 · ATR 42-300 / 320 · ATR 72 · Boeing 757-200 · Canadair Regional Jet 700 · Embraer 170 · Embraer RJ135 / RJ140 / RJ145

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About Aer Lingus

With a name that translates to “air fleet” in its native tongue, Aer Lingus is the national airline of Ireland. The Dublin-based fleet of 48 aircraft services 162 different destinations, both international and domestic. Around half of Aer Lingus's routes are through partners such as Jet Blue and United, which carry passengers to destinations such as New York, Chicago, and Boston. As Ireland's oldest airline, Aer Lingus has long connected the country to the United Kingdom and continental Europe, though today, flights to Africa and Asia are included in their routes.



Flyer Reviews of the Aer Lingus

anonymous
This window seat is provided with an excellent footrest in the form of the mechanism cover for the emergency exit. This make the seat feel like half a Business class seat without the full recliner.
[Seat 30K on a Airbus A330]

seatlink
Decent seat but has some issues, may have limited recline.
[Seat 32B on a Boeing 757-200]

seatlink
Definitely has some issues otherwise ok, may have limited recline.
[Seat 32F on a Boeing 757-200]

seatlink
Just not a good seat, next to the lavatory.
[Seat 23D on a Boeing 757-200]

seatlink
Good and bad, but overall an ok seat, missing a window.
[Seat 6A on a Boeing 757-200]

seatlink
Solid choice, may have extra legroom; no seat reclining in front of you; no underseat stowage; traytable in armrest means narrower seat; armrests do not move.
[Seat 5D on a Boeing 757-200]

seatlink
Might want to skip this one if you can, near the lavatory.
[Seat 23E on a Boeing 757-200]

seatlink
Solid choice, may have extra legroom; no seat reclining in front of you; no underseat stowage; traytable in armrest means narrower seat; armrests do not move.
[Seat 5B on a Boeing 757-200]

seatlink
If you can, find another seat... near the lavatory.
[Seat 22A on a Boeing 757-200]

seatlink
Definitely has some issues otherwise ok, near the lavatory.
[Seat 22D on a Boeing 757-200]

Aer Lingus Fleet

Airbus A319

(24 reviews)
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Capacity: 144 pax — 144Y

Airbus A320

(30 reviews)
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Capacity: 174 pax — 174Y

Airbus A321

(32 reviews)
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Capacity: 212 pax — 212Y

Airbus A330

(566 reviews)
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Capacity: 317 pax — 287Y · 30J

Airbus A330-200

(0 reviews)
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Capacity: 266 pax — 242Y · 24J

ATR 42-300 / 320

(10 reviews)
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Capacity: 48 pax — 48Y

ATR 72

(8 reviews)
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Capacity: 76 pax — 76Y

Boeing 757-200

(36 reviews)
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Capacity: 177 pax — 165Y · 12J

Canadair Regional Jet 700

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Capacity: 65 pax — 56Y · 9F

Embraer 170

(8 reviews)
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Capacity: 76 pax — 76Y

Embraer RJ135 / RJ140 / RJ145

(0 reviews)
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Capacity: 49 pax — 49Y