Flights from Ireland to Boston are set to significantly ramp up in frequency this month, as transatlantic travel continues to recover.

The Aer Lingus Dublin – Boston route will return to a double-daily service on 14th March, just in time for St. Patrick’s Day trips. This route will be served by wide-body A330 aircraft.

Aer Lingus is also set to recommence their Shannon – Boston route on 28th March, offering greater options for those travelling from the south and west of the country. The route will be served by state-of-the-art A321neo aircraft.

Delta Air Lines are set to recommence their Dublin – Boston flights on the 28th of February, offering consumers enhanced choice on the route. This route will be served by B767-300 aircraft.

Lori Harnois, Chairperson, Discover New England said: ‘We are absolutely delighted that flights to New England from Ireland are being increased in frequency and restored. New England is ready to warmly welcome our Irish friends back to our beautiful region and we look forward to seeing you in 2022’.

Traditionally, Boston is the most popular gateway city for Irish visitors to the New England region, which includes the states of Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Maine.

For trip ideas, visit discovernewengland.org and www.bostonusa.com.