Indianapolis International Airport will host nonstop flights to Ireland from next spring. Starting Aer Lingus will fly directly to Dublin, from where travelers can connect to the rest of Europe. The flights will be scheduled to run four times a week,

Nonstop flights on Aer Lingus from Indianapolis to Dublin, Ireland, begin May 3, 2025. The flights will happen four times weekly. Gov. Eric Holcomb joined Indiana Secretary of Commerce David Rosenberg, Mayor Joe Hogsett and Indianapolis International Airport officials to make the announcement Monday, Oct. 21.

According to our sister station WTHR, Aer Lingus will be offering nonstop flights from Indianapolis International airport to Dublin, Ireland, beginning May 3, 2025. The flights are scheduled four times per week on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, with a short break between January and February.

Ireland's largest airline will begin offering direct flights between Indianapolis and Dublin four times a week starting in May, marking the first direct transatlantic flights from Indy since 2020.

The Indianapolis International Airport will once again have a direct connection to Europe next year. Why it matters: IND has been without direct transatlantic flights since Delta Air Lines service to Paris that launched in May 2018 ended in March 2020 because of COVID-19.

The Aer Lingus non-stop flight will connect Indiana and Europe year-round with service scheduled four times per week. Flights start at around $520 round trip.

For the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Indianapolis International Airport will serve as a connector to Europe next year. Starting in May 2025, the Indianapolis airport will host a nonstop flight from Indianapolis to Dublin,