Manchester-New York flights will cease from 23 February 2026, Aer Lingus confirmed on Wednesday (28 January), before all transatlantic services from Manchester, including Orlando, wind down at the end of March.
Aer Lingus will put on a number of Dublin-Barbados services, subject to necessary approvals, during April and May to accommodate customers affected by its decision to end transatlantic flying from Manchester.
The airline added there would be "no impact" to mainline Aer Lingus flights or Aer Lingus Regional services, operated by Emerald Airlines, between Manchester and Ireland.
