Dublin: Aer Lingus has announced six new routes from Dublin and Cork for summer 2026, including a new transatlantic service from Dublin to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, launching on 25 May. The route will operate four times weekly, increasing the airline’s Ireland–North America network to 24 destinations.
The carrier is also adding new European services from Dublin to Oslo (Norway), Montpellier (France) and Asturias (Spain). From Cork, new routes will begin to Nice (France) from 6 May and to Santiago de Compostela from 1 June.
In addition, Aer Lingus will extend its Prague service from a winter-only operation to a year-round route, with twice-weekly flights.
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