Aer Lingus has announced a number of changes to its winter schedule, which include the scrapping of some transatlantic services. The airline is stopping Shannon flights to Chicago from 1 September, while services from Dublin to Washington and San Francisco are being dropped from 25 October, according to RTE News. It says the restart of these services in summer next year will be 'subject to review'.
Aer Lingus is maintaining its winter schedule from Dublin to New York, Chicago and Boston, and from Shannon to Boston. But it says the Shannon to New York direct service remains 'under close review'.
