Does Aer Lingus have a business class check in desk at Dublin Airport?

RJellybean

As the title asks does Aer Lingus have a business class check-in desk at Dublin Airport? Myself and my sister are heading to NY in a couple of weeks, It's been over 5 years since I've flown and my sister hasn't been abroad in approx 20 years. I've upgraded our flights going out to business class. I want to surprise her at the airport. My plan if there is a business class desk is to tell her it wouldn't let me check in online so we have to do it at the airport.

Astral Nav

Yes, on the left side of their counters near the lifts.

RJellybean

Thank you.

Peter Dragon

Yes, it’s pretty obvious, and slightly sectioned off from the main check in areas.

Enjoy.

Not trying to burst a bubble but if you’re only going BC for one leg I’d personally do it on the return journey. You can still most likely change it at this stage.

RJellybean

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123173039#Comment_123173039

Thanks Peter. That was my plan originally but it was sold out.

Van.Bosch

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123180554#Comment_123180554

understand the logic of having the lie flat seat at night etc but it’s much shorter, you could argue that using the lounge in Dublin, flying business class and enjoying it daytime is better (until you try and sleep on the way home in an economy seat!!).

both ways will be a nice experience

VG31

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123181816#Comment_123181816

For west coast flights it's better to fly business on the way back to Ireland. But for east coast flights I think you get better value for money on the outbound. The flight is shorter on the inbound and there's not really enough time to get any proper sleep by the time the meal is served. The catering is usually better from Dublin than from the US also.

California Dreamer

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/123173039#Comment_123173039

But still did your best to burst said bubble! 🙄