Aer Lingus
By Allan
Lowson
(image copyright Bjorn Larsson www.timetableimages.com)
Aer
Lingus
As this September is the 250th. Anniversary
of the founding of the Guinness Brewery in
Irish Sea Airways was a joint operation up to 1939 between
Aer Lingus, Teoranta of Eire and West Coast Airways of the
We have details of the 1939 flights between
The flight to
The flight to Ronaldsway used the de Havilland DH-89.
From the 1947 timetable we have the flights from
1939
These routes and times were taken from the 1939 timetable of
Bjorn Larsson on www.timetableimages.com.
Heading |
Distance |
Down |
City Name |
ICAO |
Up |
Heading |
Distance |
140 |
0 |
0930 |
|
EIDW |
1730ar |
|
177.9 nm |
096 |
177.9 nm |
1100ar |
|
EGGD |
1630 |
320 |
103.0 nm |
|
103.0 nm |
1200ar |
|
EGKB |
1530 |
277 |
0 |
Heading |
Distance |
Down |
City Name |
ICAO |
Up |
Heading |
Distance |
062 |
|
0945 |
|
EIDW |
1215ar |
|
69.6 nm |
|
69.6 nm |
1045ar |
Ronaldsway |
EGNS |
1115 |
243 |
|
1947 Aer Lingus Routes
These routes, times and mileages were taken from the 1947
timetable of Bjorn Larsson on www.timetableimages.com.
Heading |
Distance |
Down |
City Name |
ICAO |
Up |
Heading |
Distance |
123 |
0 |
0810 |
|
EIDW |
1610ar |
|
240.3 nm |
|
240.3 nm |
1010ar |
|
EGWU |
1410 |
305 |
0 |
Heading |
Distance |
Down |
City Name |
ICAO |
Up |
Heading |
Distance |
099 |
0 |
1630 |
|
EIDW |
1535ar |
|
121.2 nm |
|
121.2 nm |
1730ar |
|
EGGP |
1435 |
280 |
0 |
Heading |
Distance |
Down |
City Name |
ICAO |
Up |
Heading |
Distance |
254 |
0 |
1045 |
|
EIDW |
1750ar |
|
106.4 nm |
|
106.4 nm |
1145ar |
|
EINN |
1650 |
073 |
0 |
Heading |
Distance |
Down |
City Name |
ICAO |
Up |
Heading |
Distance |
134 |
0 |
0900 |
|
EIDW |
1650ar |
|
421.9 nm |
|
421.9 nm |
1200ar |
(Le Bourget) |
LFPB |
1350 |
316 |
0 |
Flight Simulator Files
There are only two early Aer Lingus
schemes for the donationware MAAM-SIM DC-3. Both are available from www.classicbritishfiles.com - just search for aer lingus in the files,
the two are at the top and bottom of the first search results page.
The DH-86 is available from the BGA
hangar. It does not have a GPS, but is stable enough in the cruise that you can
take time out to unfold the map and see where you are going!
The DH-89a is also available from www.classicbritishfiles.com in fs9_dh89.zip
Croydon airport is not one of the
defaults as it is now closed, but is contained in the Vintage London Airways
package vla.zip which is available from www.flightsim.com