Irish airline · EI
Aer Lingus fleet
Aer Lingus has 56 airliner-sized aircraft on the Irish register, with an average age of 12.9 years. The most common type is the Airbus A320 (33). The oldest, EI-DAA, was built in 2001; the newest, EI-XLW, in 2025.
56
aircraft
12.9 yr
average age
4
types
2001
oldest built
Airbus A320 · 33, average 16.1 years
- EI-DEE2004
- EI-DEF2004
- EI-DEG2004
- EI-DEH2004
- EI-DEI2005
- EI-DEJ2005
- EI-DEK2005
- EI-DEL2005
- EI-DEM2005
- EI-DEN2005
- EI-DEO2005
- EI-DEP2005
- EI-DER2005
- EI-DES2005
- EI-DVE2007
- EI-DVG2007
- EI-DVH2007
- EI-FNJ2007
- EI-DVI2008
- EI-EDP2009
- EI-EDS2009
- EI-GAL2009
- EI-GAM2009
- EI-DVK2011
- EI-DVL2011
- EI-DVM2011
- EI-DVN2011
- EI-NSC2023
- EI-NSD2023
- EI-NSE2024
- EI-NSF2024
- EI-NSG2025
- EI-NSH2025
Airbus A321 · 13, average 4.4 years
Airbus A330-300 · 8, average 10.9 years
Airbus A330-200 · 2, average 22.0 years
Source: Irish Aviation Authority aircraft register, under the permission of the Irish Aviation Authority licence. TripStow keeps airliner-sized aeroplanes (8.6 tonnes or more) registered to the airline or a regional operator flying for it, and works out the ages. Aircraft leased from abroad are on another country's register and not shown.
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