Aer Lingus airline officially relocates on January 24th, in hopes of facilitating an enhanced airport experience for travelers. The Airbus A330 on final approach to O’Hare International Airport. Airport officials are working on updating signage to reflect the operational change. The move will provide the customers with more seamless travel experience, greater onward connections on the AA network.
Where was the Aer Lingus locate operation?
- The airline will relocate its operations from Terminal 5 to Terminal 3 at Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD).
When was the airline operation relocated?
- Wednesday, January 24th.
Who are the partner airlines with Aer Lingus?
- To have a more efficient travel experience, Aer Lingus will join with American Airlines.
How long does the carrier expand?
- The frequencies will be between Chicago and Dublin this Spring and Summer travel season.
How was the Chicago O’Hare International Airport – Terminal 3 accessed?
- Terminal 3 accessed via ORD’s Airport Transit System from Terminal 5.
- The Irish carrier’s primary gate will be H15, a former gate utilized by American.
- Aer Lingus will operate 6 check-in desks on Terminal 3’s departures level.
- Passengers flying with the airline also have access to American’s Flagship and Admirals Lounge near the boarding gates.
What service increased in Aer Lingus?
Before the travel season begins, Aer Lingus offers service from ORD to its hub at Dublin Airport from 9 times weekly to 14 weekly frequencies in March. American will serve 117 domestic destinations during the peak of the summer travel season. Aer Lingus’ move simplifies the connection process for passengers traveling further. The airline, along with American, British Airways, Finnair, and Iberia, are collectively part of a transatlantic joint venture, giving travelers even more choices and capabilities.