Colorado travelers will be a nonstop flight away from the lush countryside and rich history of Ireland with the launch of new air service next spring out of Denver International Airport.
Colorado travelers will be a nonstop flight away from the lush countryside and rich history of Ireland with the launch ofThe Denver-to-Dublin flight by Aer Lingus, the country’s flag carrier, will take off from DIA four times a week beginning on May 17. The airline says tickets for the late-night redeye flight are already on sale, starting at $699 roundtrip.
New Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, who is among hundreds of thousands of Coloradans with Irish ancestry, celebrated the international flight at a news conference in front of the City and County Building Thursday morning with Denver airport officials and members of the city’s Irish community. Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announces a new four-times-a-week nonstop flight operated by Aer Lingus that will connect Denver International Airport to Dublin, beginning in May 2024, during a news conference in front of the City and County Building in Denver on Aug. 17, 2023. To the right are a sign-language interpreter, DIA CEO Phil Washington and Bill Byrne, an Aer Lingus executive.
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