Our flight Boston to Dublin on Aer Lingus

Come along as we board our flight and check out the food.

[@RYNT1157]

Flew to Boston in 1988 in the Aer Lingus 747 and haven't been stateside until April this year when we went to New York on the Aer Lingus A330 .

[@sammyhamawi6407]

Greetings from aruba

[@seanfriel9179]

Enjoy your holiday

[@3mombear]

Thank you for the video, flying over in october 2023. What time was your flight out of Boston? Also did you have to go through immigration in Dublin? thank you!

[@catherineallende4383]

Hi, were they strict with the carry on? I'm bringing a rolling carry on and a bookbag as my carryon but my bookbag is regular sized not small like the 10 inches they states for bookbag sizes

[@SimplyHaney_]

I think you’ll be ok? We have a pretty big duffel bag and no one said anything.

[@user-cb8mx7lm2i]

Question, are there storage under the seats to store your personal items? The website say there is a spot to stowaway personal item bag under the seat but I cannot find a video reviewing this part of the seat. Hope you can answer. Thank you!

[@SimplyHaney_]

There is, it’s not very big. My laptop bag barely fit. With an item there, you also lose leg room.

[@johnkissane8010]

Not sure if you made your trip yet. Item bag must be under your seat during takeoff and landing. Once the plane is above 10,000 ft, you can pull it out and drape your legs over it. Much more comfortable.

[@jonmarron376]

Hope you had a great time in Ireland.

[@SimplyHaney_]

We did, it was definitely a once in a lifetime trip!

[@cathalhealy7600]

I think I’m going there soon 🤞

[@tompurvis1261]

Kesh Jig for the landing. Nice.

[@MrDemondoug]

Hope you enjoyed your stay in Ireland

[@SimplyHaney_]

We absolutely did!

[@tompurvis1261]

We are headed back in September for our third trip. If love the people and the country.

[@cripaldi28]

hello buddy , me and my family going to italy in july so our layover is en dublin , so the aerport in dublin we can speak inglish there ? first time flying to europen .. thanks!

[@SimplyHaney_]

Yes you can.

[@BriCanavan]

Just out of curiosity Celio, what language did you think we speak?

[@travelwithtofeeq5527]

Celio Malta all over ireland and U.K is english speaking country the only difference is excent U.K excent is different and irish excent is different but they both speak english infact all over europe there are lots of people who understand and speak english

[@likeidtellyou9535]

Did the airline provide blankets?

[@SimplyHaney_]

yes they do, we got a pillow, blanket, and head phones. They were on everyone's seat when we boarded.

[@tompurvis1261]

When did you fly and were the updated mask rules in place?

[@SimplyHaney_]

End of April beginning of May, the new rules were in place but we were required to wear a mask the entire flight.

[@paul.h.8014]

Had to mute unnessasary music..

[@Brua58]

Music spoiled it...

[@Ujoshuatree-iu4hc]

Ireland is a small country, the usa is a big country… both are western, one has more history than the other… next

[@francisjamesbrennan2034]

Dublin is not Ireland it's part of the country so please stop calling Dublin ! Ireland has so much to offer, you got cork witch is a real Irish city, after all Dublin is a English made city it was created by the English to take the food and welth for the Irish

[@michaeltougher3501]

But we don’t have an English market!!

[@elnathanlello7331]

I’m cork there is

[@davidwillett7194]

Cork!!!!!!!!! I was in Cork back in April of 2022. Definitely Cork is the cultural center of Ireland.

[@michaelvdunne]

Dublin was founded by the Viking in approx 900 AD

[@py2007]

Jesus Francis, thats a very silly and immature comment.