Dublin to Seattle with Aer Lingus

ProudDUB

Hey folks.

Anyone flown Dublin to Seattle recently with Aer Lingus?

Do the seats have charging ports fer yizzer phones & Kindles & whatnot?

Do you have your own telly in the seat back in front of you?

Are the movie options decent?

Trying to figure out if I need to download movies & book to keep myself occupied for 10 hours, or can I rely on the nice people at Aer Lingus to do it for me? It's been yonks since I flew Aer Lingus to the States.

Cheers.

coylemj

Can't answer your question from personal experience but FWIW, there's a DUB-SEA flight (EI143) in the air right now. Acccording to Flightradar24 it's an Airbus A330-202, registration EI-DAA so maybe check www.seatguru.com to see what facilities are onboard.

ProudDUB

That's great. Thanks a mill !

gavindublin

Yeah they have chargers.
The current box office options are just fizzled out in the cinema here, so they're as new as a license would allow.
Weather they are your type is another story!

ProudDUB

Yeah. Am not holding my breath though. Last flight across the pond was on US Airways and I was less than impressed to see the old school, drop down telly on the ceiling. The one movie on offer (Frozen) held my attention for all of 4 1/2 minutes. Won't be making that mistake again. :rolleyes:

coylemj

Large numbers of passengers now bring tablets with them which in a way reduces the pressure on airlines to provide a decent in-flight menu of video entertainment. Netflix allows you to download some content and play it offline and that is well worth considering for a long-haul flight - select your menu of videos before you leave the house.

él statutorio

Yes they have chargers, I flew Dublin to Seattle about 3 weeks ago.

You will need a 3.5mm adapter for your headphones though, the plane I was on had the 2 pin plug for headphones so if you want to use your own headphones you'll need an adapter.