This is an unofficial guide to Dublin Airport

Airlines Flying Into Dublin Airport T2

Terminal 2 Airlines
Aer Lingus Aer Lingus www.aerlingus.com
American Airlines American Airlines www.aa.com
Continental Airlines Continental Airlines www.delta.com
Etihad Airways Etihad Airlines www.etihadairways.com
US Airways US Airways www.usairways.com
Delta Delta www.delta.com
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When Dublin Airport’s Terminal 2 went online in November 2010, most of the airport’s long-haul carriers moved in, including all carriers that offer transatlantic service. The terminal is on track to become Ireland’s international gateway. It’s an impressive feat of architecture, too, and repeat visitors to Dublin Airport are going to see and feel the difference as soon as they set foot inside.

The airlines operating in Terminal 2 benefit from state-of-the-art surroundings. In total, Terminal 2 operates 18 airline desks, 26 boarding gates, 19 air bridges and 58 check-in desks. Eighteen months’ worth of testing and trialing led up to the late November opening of the terminal, to ensure that all 75,000 square metres were primed and ready for operation.

The bulk of the traffic in the new terminal is owed to flagship carrier Aer Lingus, with its entire roster of service based out of Terminal 2. However, a sprinkling of other long-haul routes are also available here, some of which were timed to launch with the opening of Terminal 2.

These are the major airlines operating out of Dublin Airport Terminal 2:

  • Aer Lingus is the busiest carrier in the terminal, with all of the airline’s short-haul and long-haul routes operating through Terminal 2 for the foreseeable future.
  • Continental Airlines now runs its service to and from Newark, New Jersey out of T2.
  • Delta operates seasonal service between Atlanta and New York City out of Terminal 2.
  • Etihad runs service between Dublin and Abu Dhabi, on a route that continues to gain popularity; new routes from Etihad are on the books.
  • US Airways is putting together charter service from Dublin Airport and plans to operate out of Terminal 2; flights connect to Charlotte, North Carolina from May 2011.