When Aer Lingus launches its new Pittsburgh-Dublin route on May 25, the aircraft flying the route will lend a big hand in connecting the two cities’ key corporate and cultural ties. The Irish flag carrier will operate the four-times-a-week service year-round with its 184-seat Airbus A321LR, which the airline has used to expand into North America. It is the region’s first ever scheduled nonstop service to the Emerald Isle. The A321LR is Airbus’ long-range variant...
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