Citing “huge demand,” Aer Lingus will increase nonstop service between Cleveland and Dublin to six times per week starting in May and will fly the route year-round in 2026. The flight currently operates four times a week and takes a six-week hiatus in January and February.

An Aer Lingus flight from Dublin to Leeds was diverted 350 kilometres to Edinburgh on Friday morning due to dense fog. The severe weather also caused widespread flight cancellations across major UK airports.

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AN Aer Lingus flight was forced to make a 200-mile diversion and land in Edinburgh. The Irish airliner took off from Dublin at 7am yesterday and was due to land in Leeds. But it is understood the

Flight EI3390 departed Dublin at approximately 7am on December 27 and was scheduled to land in Leeds around 8.44am

Flight EI3390 left Dublin around 7am on December 27 and was set to land in Leeds around 8.44am. Instead the plane was diverted to the Scottish capital and landed at 8.15am.