Aer Lingus to begin direct Dublin to Philadelphia flights in March 2018

15 November 2017 by Mark Williams

There will be four flights a week from the Irish capital to 'The City of Brotherly Love'.

Philadelphia (Image credit: iStock)
Philadelphia (Image credit: iStock)

Aer Lingus has announced it is to fly four times a week from Dublin to Philadelphia from March 2018.

As well as having the nickname ‘The City of Brotherly Love’, Philadelphia is also known as the birthplace of American democracy.

The Irish airline also has plans to fly from Dublin to Miami from September 2018 and has targeted 10 other American cities to become new destinations with its new long-range Airbus A321LR by 2020.

 

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