At 6:40 p.m. on Monday, May 25, Aer Lingus’ first scheduled nonstop flight from Dublin to Pittsburgh touched down under sunny afternoon skies. Under the callsign “Shamrock,” Aer Lingus flight #81 rolled out from Runway 28L and taxied to its gate. As a large crowd of airport officials, dignitaries and media watched the flight pull in, Aer Lingus pilots signaled their Pittsburgh arrival, first waving U.S. and Ireland flags and then Terrible Towels out the...
Powered by Pittsburgh’s strong business and leisure connections to the Emerald Isle, Aer Lingus departed from Pittsburgh on Monday for...
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