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Head for Points made a financial contribution to the Woodland Trust as part of this trip. You can find out more about Barbados holidays on.

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This series continues later this week with my hotel reviews. You can find out more about Avios redemptions with Aer Lingus here. Avios redemptions start at 125,000 Avios in business class return. The Barbados route will restart on the 2nd November. You can find out more, and book, on the Aer Lingus website here. This is for a refundable ticket – all Aer Lingus business class tickets are refundable – albeit that discounted tickets have a refund fee of 15% of the base fare. Rob’s July trip from Dublin to New York, which does not involve a Saturday night stay, was only £1,300 return in a recent sale. It can also offer excellent deals at times. Whilst it doesn’t offer the sort of luxury you find on some airlines it manages to nail everything you could want from a business class flight. I’m pleased to say that Nicole and Hannah, who were looking after us up front, were excellent, both to me and the other passengers.Īll things considered, I wouldn’t hesitate to fly Aer Lingus again on a long haul flight. Of course a crew can make or break a flight. Having never flown the airline before, the flight to Barbados exceeded my expectations.Īer Lingus offers a solid seat in its business class cabin and the meal service was surprisingly good. Conclusionĭespite Aer Lingus’ position as the ‘value’ airline of IAG’s three mainline carriers I was impressed. The airline offers a choice on all courses and the presentation and taste was really good.Īll too soon we had reached Barbados and it was time to land. I was really surprised by the food on Aer Lingus.

I enjoyed the egg and mayo sandwich although I struggled to identify what the other sandwich was! I would have preferred to have scones to the profiterole and other desserts they had on offer but that’s just my personal taste. All short haul flights are from Terminal 1 whilst long haul flights are from the brand-new Terminal 2. Aer Lingus check in at ManchesterĪer Lingus is currently operating from both Terminals 1 and 2 at Manchester Airport. Let’s see what ‘value carrier’ means in practice. IAG positions Aer Lingus as a ‘value’ carrier in comparison with British Airways – a view which was definitely unfair pre-Club Suite and is still playing down what Aer Lingus has to offer. Flights currently run until the end of April and the service is due to return in November 2022. Flying Aer Lingus to Barbadosīarbados is a seasonal route for Aer Lingus that operates three times a week during the Winter. HfP paid for all of its incidental expenses.

The hotel reviews will follow later this week. This included business class flights on Aer Lingus from Manchester as well as short stays at two different hotels.

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We partnered with, operated by the Barbados Tourist Board, to arrange a free trip. These routes have now been operating for six months and we were keen to take a look. That said, business class availability for Avios redemptions is very tight with no guaranteed availability. The bottom line is that Aer Lingus is now offering transatlantic long haul flights on which you can both earn and burn your Avios, which is an exciting opportunity for anyone outside the Heathrow catchment area. Aer Lingus is not in oneworld, so you do not receive any British Airways Executive Club status benefits.) You can earn Aer Lingus status credits, of course, if you credit your flight to an AerClub account. (At present, you cannot earn British Airways Executive Club tier points when you fly with Aer Lingus, even on transatlantic routes. It broadens the route network and give anyone who likes to earn and burn Avios a reason to avoid Virgin Atlantic or Tui. With BA’s weak presence from Manchester it was an easy way for IAG, the parent company of both airlines.

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It was wrong on the first point and has had to lease some A330 aircraft from Qatar Airways to enable it to operate its full schedule from Ireland …. The rationale behind the move was that Aer Lingus thought it would have some spare aircraft post-covid that it could make better use of on leisure routes from Manchester.

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