NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Nashville International Airport (BNA) announced Friday a new nonstop to Dublin, Ireland!
BNA Airport will offer these roundtrip flights with new airlineAer Lingus. Flights out of Nashville start on April 12, 2025.
Nonstop flights out of Nashville will be offered four times weekly with fares starting at $499, including taxes, fees and carrier charges.
An Airbus A321XLR will take travelers on an 8.5-hour route from Nashville to Dublin on Tuesday,Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.
President and CEO of the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority Doug Kreulen says 2,176 people fly out of BNA to travel internationally daily, and this is another effort to make international travel easier for Tennesseans and beyond.
“It’s been one our our goals to continue to enhance our service internationally around the globe,” says Kreulen.
On top of offering direct access from Tennessee to Ireland, this new route will boost tourism and economic opportunities for the Middle Tennessee region.
Aer Lingus’ Chief Customer OfficerSusanne Carberry says this connection between Music City and Dublin will only further strengthen the “musical and business ties between Ireland and Tennessee.”
“We know our Irish customers will be delighted to experience Music City’s electric atmosphere, while customers departing from Nashville enjoy a warm Irish welcome as they fly with Aer Lingus to Dublin,” Carberry adds.
Not only can travelers fly into Dublin with this new route, butAer Lingus will offer connections through Dublin to major European destinations including London, Edinburgh, Rome, Amsterdam, Paris, Manchester and Berlin.
“As well as offering a direct flights from Nashville to idyllic Ireland, Aer Lingus also offers seamless connections to 22 captivating destinations across Europe,” Carberry says.
Just last week, BNA announcedIcelandair would be starting flights out of Nashville in spring of 2025.
To book your trip to Dublin, visit this link.
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