Aer Lingus has today announced its largest ever transatlantic summer schedule for 2026, increasing the weekly flights from Shannon to Boston by three to a total of ten, in peak season.
It also announced a new direct route from Dublin to Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina.
An earlier flight time for the additional services (11am departure from Shannon and 1pm arrival in Boston) will allow customers make the most of their day on arriving in Boston.
Dublin to Raleigh-Durham International Airport, North Carolina takes  off in April 2026, the new route will bring the total number of routes Aer Lingus operate to North America to twenty-six.
The service will connect the cities of Raleigh and Durham directly to Ireland for the first time and serve the wider State of North Carolina, with its population of over 11 million, with greater links to Ireland.
For more information, visit aerlingus.com.
