Can Aer Lingus’ old-school Economy seat still charm you? | Flight Review | Toronto–Dublin | A330-200

Aer Lingus offers a straightforward transatlantic hop from Toronto–Pearson to Dublin aboard their Airbus A330-200. While the cabin is a little dated, friendly crew and decent comfort helped turn this into a smooth and surprisingly pleasant journey.

I connected directly from a Flair Airlines flight, so I didn’t need to check in — a convenient transfer that made the experience even easier. The IFE screens aren’t the most modern, but they get the job done, and the onboard service was solid throughout. Aer Lingus may not dazzle, but it certainly delivers reliable value with a warm Irish welcome.

0:00 Intro
1:03 Connecting through Toronto–Pearson
1:30 The Plaza Premium Lounge
4:06 Boarding
5:25 Seat tour
7:00 Pushback and taxi
7:32 Take-off
8:35 The Economy ‘lie-flat’ bed
9:30 In-flight entertainment
10:07 Drinks service
10:57 How much did I pay?
11:34 Meal service
13:36 Sleep
15:20 Toilet review
15:35 Breakfast service
15:52 Descent
17:25 Landing
18:30 Final thoughts
18:49 Credits and with thanks

📍 Route: Toronto Pearson (YYZ) ✈️ Dublin (DUB)
✈️ Aircraft: Airbus A330-200 (EI-GEY)
💺 Cabin: Economy
⌛ Flight Time: 6 hours, 10 minutes
💷 Cost: 13,000 Avios + £111.70 (Taxes/Fees)

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