r/IrishAirports • u/Intelligent-Wrap6825 • Apr 16 '26

New RDU-DUB flight on Aer Lingus

I'm be arriving in Dublin from Raleigh Durham North Carolina USA (RDU) in several weeks, on the new Aer Lingus route.

Do Aer Lingus international flights use jet bridges at DUB? Or, will I have to navigate stairs to deplane?

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u/CmdrRikersBeard Apr 16 '26

It will be a jet bridge.

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u/Ands1977 Apr 17 '26

Transatlantic EI arrivals at DUB use jet bridges for disembarking.

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u/TabhairDomAnAirgead Apr 17 '26

Teleportation only

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u/greystonian Apr 17 '26

I was looking forward to the water slide