Aer Lingus has announced three new routes to start later this year, Marrakesh, Malta, and Seville. The new routes from Dublin to Malta and Seville will start on the 25th of October and operate three times per week. The new service to Marrakesh in Morocco will start the following day and will also be operated on a three times per-week basis. Along with the new route announcement, Aer Lingus will significantly expand and increase its European Leisure routes. This is in response to the growing demand for winter sun destinations, ensuring that passengers have an abundance of choices for their winter travels.
As part of the increased services, Faro will now operate year-round, four times a week. Nice will be extended until late November, operating four times a week. Athens will be extended into January twice per week, making it a destination served for most of the winter season. Bordeaux will operate will an additional flight bringing it to five flights a week.
Other destinations such as Izmir, will be extended to December; and the Canary Islands of Lanzarote, will see four additional flights a week, going double daily, while Tenerife with two additional flights, will operate eight flights per week
