Aer Lingus

Airline Name:Aer Lingus
Last Updated: 17th April 2021
Aer Lingus logo
Status:
Active
Operating Dates: 1936 - date
Code: EI : EIN
Country: Ireland
Region: Europe
Genealogy: >Aer Lingus
Aircraft: A.319 | A.320-200 | A.321-200 | A.330-200 | A.330-300 | A.350-900R | ATL98 Carvair | ATR-72 | B.707-320 | B.720 | B.737-200 | B.737-300 | B.737-400 | B.737-500 | B.747-100 | B.747-200 | B.757-200 | B.767-300ER | BAC 1-11-200 | BAe 146-300 | DH.84 Dragon | DH.86 Express | DH.89 Dragon Rapide | Douglas DC-3 | Fokker F.27 First European operator | Fokker F.50 | L-1011 Tristar 1 | Lockheed L.749 Constellation | Lockheed Super Constellation | MD.11 | Saab 340 | Shorts 330 | Shorts 340 | Shorts 360 | Vickers Viscount 800 |

AER LINGUS was formed on 15Apr1936 with a capital of £100,000 & first service was on 27May1936 between Baldonnel Airfield in Dublin and Bristol (Whitchurch) Airport, United Kingdom, using a six-seater de Havilland DH.84 Dragon biplane (registration EI-ABI), named Iolar (Eagle). Originally the domestic side of the airline with Aerlinte Eireann Teoranta handling the international. Both airlines were integrated in in 1970. The airline formed Aer Lingus Commuter in1984 and integrated it back in 2001
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