Aer Lingus has launched its 2026/27 winter schedule, including its first full winter season on the Dublin–Cancún route and the resumption of seasonal flights between Dublin and Miami on 25 October. The Irish carrier will also serve Orlando, New York and Boston, alongside newer North American destinations Pittsburgh and Raleigh-Durham, expanding its seasonal long-haul network from Ireland.
The programme covers services from Dublin and Cork to destinations across North America and Europe. From 19 December, Aer Lingus will add or resume winter routes from Cork to Munich, Geneva and Lyon, while Dublin services to Verona and Turin will return for the ski season.
Geneva and Zurich remain part of the airline’s Alpine network. Other European winter destinations include Berlin, Budapest, Vienna and Prague, with Prague served from both Dublin and Cork. Tromsø in Norway is also included, targeting demand for Northern Lights travel.
The schedule is designed around winter sun, city breaks, ski holidays and seasonal tourism. The expanded Cancún and Miami programme broadens direct connectivity from Ireland to the Mexican Caribbean and the United States, while the additional Cork routes provide more access to European ski markets.