Does Aer Lingus have PE

[anneeb]

Do they do PE to Orlando?

[gforce_iom]

Originally Posted by anneeb

Do they do PE to Orlando?

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No... it’s Economy or Business class, no inbetween apart from extra legroom seats for example.

[bdl1994]

Originally Posted by anneeb

Do they do PE to Orlando?

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No, just Business and Economy.

[anneeb]

Thanks for the quick replies. That may have put them out of the equation, unless someone can convince us that it's worth it.

[lam]

from dublin direct to orlando the seats are a 2-4-2 configuration as they use the airbus.
You also clear USA immigration before you leave ireland.

I find them quite expensive compared to other airlines BUT the 3 points mentioned above are a bonus for us as I am as wide as my ds is as tall-so need the extra room.

In addition, as mentioned they have extra legroom seats too.

AND you can pay a fare deposit to book your flights, with the balance to be paid some time later( I think its 10 weeks but could be wrong).

Sometimes you can get the flights earlier or cheaper through the united website but no fare deposit applicable and you need to contact AL direct for your seat reservation or wait till check in.

[cysmith16]

Their business class is amazing, and the 51st and green lounge was perfect for us. Also clearing customs and not having to wait hours upon arrival in Orlando. They did take 8 weeks to refund us for our cancelled Easter holiday though.

[lam]

Originally Posted by cysmith16

Their business class is amazing, and the 51st and green lounge was perfect for us. Also clearing customs and not having to wait hours upon arrival in Orlando. They did take 8 weeks to refund us for our cancelled Easter holiday though.

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You actually managed to get a refund from them
They've been getting a bit of bad press over delays in refunding passengers.
This will be reassuring to some dibb passengers still waiting.

If you don't mind me asking, when were you due to travel?
When did you submit the refund claim?
When were you reimbursed?
Do you mind me sharing that with those dibbers on another post who are still waiting?

Thanks so much

[anneeb]

Originally Posted by lam

from dublin direct to orlando the seats are a 2-4-2 configuration as they use the airbus.
You also clear USA immigration before you leave ireland.

I find them quite expensive compared to other airlines BUT the 3 points mentioned above are a bonus for us as I am as wide as my ds is as tall-so need the extra room.

In addition, as mentioned they have extra legroom seats too.

AND you can pay a fare deposit to book your flights, with the balance to be paid some time later( I think its 10 weeks but could be wrong).

Sometimes you can get the flights earlier or cheaper through the united website but no fare deposit applicable and you need to contact AL direct for your seat reservation or wait till check in.

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Who are they partnered with, is it just United, or another airline?

[Warkman58]

Originally Posted by anneeb

Who are they partnered with, is it just United, or another airline?

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They are owned by the IAG Group,so are part of the British Airways/Iberia/veuling and Level. Group of airlines, so tgat opens up American Airlines too

[anneeb]

Originally Posted by Warkman58

They are owned by the IAG Group,so are part of the British Airways/Iberia/veuling and Level. Group of airlines, so tgat opens up American Airlines too

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That may help the decision, thanks 👍