Aer Lingus Quiz

Aer Lingus was originally registered as an airline in which year?

Which city in continental Europe was the first to be served by the airline on a

scheduled basis?

In what year was the carrier’s first Boeing 747 delivered?

When were Montreal and Chicago added to the airline’s transatlantic network?

In 1989, the first Boeing 737-400s joined the fleet. What was its standard

passenger capacity?

The word ‘Lingus’ is derived from the Irish word ‘Loingeas’. What is the

approximate English translation?

When did Aer Lingus move to its current Dublin Airport site?

When was the Airbus A321 introduced on Aer Lingus routes?

In 2005, the last Boeing type was phased out of the Aer Lingus fleet, making its

core mainline operation an all-Airbus affair. What was the final Boeing type in its

roster?

What Boeing type was more recently brought in on lease to shore up the

company’s transatlantic operations ahead of Airbus A321LRs and additional

A330s joining the fleet?