Aer Lingus Is Celebrating Its Biggest Ever Winter Schedule With Cheap Flights To America

The temperature in Ireland may still be pretty warm but we all know that winter is just starting to lurk its little head around the corner.

Which is why now is the perfect time for Aer Lingus to launch their biggest ever winter schedule.

The company has announced 300,000 extra seats on long and short-haul flights in a schedule which includes 350 extra transatlantic flights as well as 194,000 additional seats to Europe.

Miami, Florida is the new long-haul route for Winter 2017 while there will be 12 flights per week to West Coast cities Los Angeles and San Francisco.

To celebrate, Aer Lingus are offering €50 off return flights from Ireland to North America until 15 August, 2017.

Go, go, go!

A statement reads:

"We’re delighted to offer travellers even greater choice than ever this winter with increased capacity and a new route to Miami from 01 September. To help us mark the winter schedule we’re offering €50 off roundtrips from Ireland to North America, flying direct to 11 destinations from Ireland which include Boston, Chicago, New York JFK, Newark, Hartford, Orlando, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Washington and Toronto, as well as Miami. The increase in capacity on our long-haul routes represents a 13% increase compared to last year. The Dublin to Toronto service will see a 96% increase in capacity with four flights per week, operated on a larger Airbus A330.

"With daily services to San Francisco and a five times weekly service Los Angeles during peak winter months, we will operate up to 12 flights per week from Ireland to the US West Coast. On the East Coast the Dublin Washington service will become daily during peak months resulting in 44% additional capacity. New York remains one of the most popular Christmas shopping destinations and with services to JFK from Dublin and Shannon as well as the Dublin Newark service, eager shoppers will be able to choose from up to four daily flights from Ireland to New York."

Get booking, folks!

Check out more information here.