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The challenges for Aer Lingus were compounded by a system outage in September which had a significant impact on our customers. In addition, our punctuality outperformed our key competitors in the Dublin hub throughout 2022.Īs aviation began to recover, the industry, experienced resource shortages at key airports affecting terminal facilities, security screening, baggage and airport passenger services. In the summer peak, Aer Lingus operated over 90 per cent of its 2019 capacity level with an overall schedule completion of 98 per cent, better than most network operators. The third quarter’s performance was key to Aer Lingus returning to profitability in 2022.Īer Lingus’ preparations and recruitment began early. However, the robust leisure demand on key sun routes, particularly Spain and Mediterranean destinations led to a strong summer performance. The impact of the COVID-19 Omicron variant and the prolonged requirement to work from home in Ireland led to a weak start to 2022.

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I have pretty little faith in Aer Lingus and their operations, tbh. Not sure if you've left yet, prob safer to check luggage now but with any airline, there's risk of lost luggage with connections. we flew Aer Lingus to Dublin during Christmas, no problem (but that was direct). If we had checked our luggage, I wouldn't have faith we'd ever see our bags again!! That said, this was last summer when travel was a NIGHTMARE. they couldn't get us to Venice until 3 days later, so we pretty much got stuck in Dublin for 3 days and missed our entire Venice trip. which meant we would miss our connection to Venice. Thank goodness we decided not to check bags - after we checked in at the gate (and took our bags with us), I got a text 10 mins later saying the flight was delayed 5 HOURS. Our flight was last July when things were a nightmare, but unfortunately our trip turned into a nightmare further because of Aer Lingus lol.

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