Aer Lingus, the flagship carrier of Ireland that began seasonal nonstop service between Dublin and Las Vegas in October 2024, will end its three-flights-a-week schedule on Dec. 3, representatives of Harry Reid International Airport confirmed Wednesday.
Ending the route is part of broad network restructuring by Aer Lingus that includes abandoning routes from Dublin to Denver, Minneapolis and Las Vegas and switching operations to Seattle to seasonal service.
The company also is reducing its domestic routes in Europe.
Aer Lingus’ Las Vegas service originally had been introduced as a winter-seasonal route, targeting leisure demand and offering connections across the airline’s European network through Dublin.
