AER Lingus chiefs have slashed prices on flights to North America routes – including top spots like New York, Vegas and Florida.
The popular airline announced the sale today with discounted flights from Ireland to the US from €205.89.
Holidaymakers must act fast to grab a bargain US flight.
Jet off to the Big Apple with flights from Dublin for as low as €205.89 in September.
Aer Lingus bosses said: “Immerse yourself in countless artistic movements with New York’s many Art Museums, visit impressive monuments such as the Statue of Liberty or Rockefeller Plaza, or find amazing places to eat and drink in the many boroughs New York has to offer.”
Flights from Dublin to Boston start at just €223.39 between August and September.
Sun worshippers can bag cheap flights from Dublin to Orlando for just €215.91 in September.
The airline said: “Enjoy the sun and easy access to a variety of beaches when you fly into Orlando.
“With family friendly destinations close by such as Disney World or Universal Studios or a city teeming with amazing nightlife, there’s something for everyone in Orlando.”
For those looking for some sun and Hollywood fun, flights from Dublin to Los Angeles are a steal at €264.89 in September.
And holidaymakers feeling lucky can jet off to Sin City from Dublin for €264.09 in September.
Explore the busy city of Chicago with flights from Dublin at €234.39 in September.
Country music lovers can get Nashville flights from Dublin at €241.59 in November.
Flights from Shannon to New York start at just €263.17 and Boston €225.68 in November.
Meanwhile, the airline giant has announced that they will partner with SignLive to offer a video relay service for customers.
The new system is set to enhance accessibility for deaf and hard of hearing customers.
The new SignLive service can be accessed through the airline’s website or app.
It will allow customers who use Irish or British sign language to contact customer service through the video relay.
From there, customers will be put through to a qualified interpreter.
The interpreter can then translate the conversation between customer care and the passenger.
The service can be scheduled by request but is only available at certain times.
It will operate on a Monday to Friday basis between the hours of nine to five.
The new service could help thousands of people, as roughly five per cent of the population struggle with their hearing.
