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Aer Lingus announces schedule following Stobart Air collapse

Air
Will Payne
18 June 2021

Aer Lingus will operate six routes until at least the end of August 2021 following the collapse of Stobart Air.

The new four-times-weekly service, which will become the only direct European service to the Ohio city when it commences on 19 May

It includes flights from Belfast to Edinburgh, Manchester and Birmingham as well as routes from Dublin to Manchester, Edinburgh and Glasgow.

British Airways (BA) CityFlyer will operate four routes from Belfast to Leeds Bradford, Exeter, Glasgow and Newquay for the rest of summer 2021.

Routes from Dublin to Kerry and Donegal and Belfast to East Midlands and Cardiff between now and at least 27 June have been cancelled.

The airline is "actively exploring" options that would enable the provision of a Dublin to Donegal service.

Customers impacted by the changes are being offered replacement or alternative flights.