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Dublin, Ireland · flights to the United States

DUB

Dublin

US routes
23
Flights
21,045 both ways
Carriers
5
Departures on time
75.7% YTD
BGRADE

Dublin had 21,045 flights to and from the United States in the twelve months to June 2026, about 29 departures a day in each direction spread over 23 US routes, the busiest being New York (JFK) with 2,795. EUROCONTROL has 75.7% of all its departures leaving within 15 minutes of schedule this year and 73.7% of arrivals landing within 15 minutes, from about 371 departures a day; on arrival punctuality that is 34th of the 41 European airports here with US service. Ireland publishes no route-level punctuality, so the US routes below are described by frequency and carrier rather than by delay.

On departure punctuality Dublin stands 11th of 41: Stockholm Arlanda leads at 84.0% and Lisbon trails at 57.5%. By transatlantic volume it is 5th of the 45 European airports with a page here; London Heathrow leads with 81,419 flights. Punctuality and volume do not move together: a hub's transatlantic bank is scheduled around its own connecting flights, and the arrivals that feed it are where the delay comes in.

Key figures

Departures on time

75.7%

All destinations, year to date (EUROCONTROL)

Arrivals on time

73.7%

Within 15 minutes, year to date

Schedules operated

97.5%

Planned flights that actually flew

ATFM delay

0.3 min

Per arriving flight, year to date

Route by route

US routes from DUB

New York (JFK) takes 13% of the airport's US traffic, followed by Boston (BOS) (2,476), Washington (IAD) (2,342), Chicago (ORD) (2,325) and Newark (EWR) (1,996). Each route page sets the pair's frequency and carriers beside the departure airport's EUROCONTROL punctuality and the US airport's own DOT record.

Flights: DOT international report, both directions, July 2025 to June 2026. A route needs 100 flights for a page.

Carriers

Who flies DUB to the United States

Aer Lingus flew 60% of the airport's US flights, with United Airlines at 3,075, Delta Air Lines at 2,574, American Airlines at 1,957 and JetBlue Airways at 742. Five carriers in all is a competitive market by transatlantic standards, and the route pages show that the gaps between them are not small.

  • Aer Lingus12,697 flights · 60%
  • United Airlines3,075 flights · 15%
  • Delta Air Lines2,574 flights · 12%
  • American Airlines1,957 flights · 9%
  • JetBlue Airways742 flights · 4%

Punctuality

How Dublin is running

Over the seven days to 21 October 2026, 77.0% of departures and 76.4% of arrivals were within 15 minutes, about a point better than the year to date. 97.5% of scheduled flights have operated this year, the remainder cancelled or never filed. Air traffic flow management delay charged to the airport, the minutes the network held flights on the ground elsewhere to protect it, averaged 0.3 per arrival this year and 0.0 over the last week. These are whole-airport figures from EUROCONTROL's Network Manager, published daily and refreshed here with each build; the long-haul bank usually runs a little better than the airport average because wide-body schedules carry more slack.

EUROCONTROL punctuality at Dublin
WindowDepartures on timeArrivals on timeSchedules operatedATFM delay / arrival
Yesterday (21 October 2026)80.9%80.7%96.5%0.0 min
Last 7 days77.0%76.4%97.8%0.0 min
Year to date75.7%73.7%97.5%0.3 min

Across the year

Transatlantic flights from DUB by month

  • July 20252,077
  • August 20252,088
  • September 20251,993
  • October 20251,946
  • November 20251,488
  • December 20251,501
  • January 20261,008
  • February 2026933
  • March 20261,586
  • April 20261,902
  • May 20262,279
  • June 20262,244
Flights in both directions together, as the DOT international report counts them; flights per calendar month.

Your rights

EC 261/2004 at DUB

Every departure from Dublin is covered by Regulation (EC) 261/2004, whichever airline operates it: a flight arriving in the United States three hours or more late for a reason within the airline's control owes each passenger €600 on these distances, halved if the arrival was under four hours late, plus care and rebooking. Flights back from the United States are covered only on EU carriers.

Delayed three hours or more? Check a claim with Compensair →

What to do with this

Flying to the US from DUB

For a transatlantic trip from Dublin, the route page is the place to decide: each shows who flies the pair, how often, and what the airport at each end does to a schedule. Leave at least two hours for any onward connection in the United States; immigration is cleared at the first point of entry, before the connecting flight.

Common questions

DUB transatlantic questions

How punctual is Dublin?

75.7% of departures and 73.7% of arrivals were within 15 minutes of schedule from 1 January to 21 October 2026, on EUROCONTROL's Network Manager data for every flight at the airport. The last seven days ran at 77.0% for departures.

Which US cities can you fly to from Dublin?

New York (JFK), Boston (BOS), Washington (IAD), Chicago (ORD), Newark (EWR), Philadelphia (PHL), Minneapolis (MSP) and San Francisco (SFO) and 15 more, ranked by flights in the DOT's international report for July 2025 to June 2026. 21,045 flights in all, both directions counted.

Which airlines fly from Dublin to the United States?

Aer Lingus, United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, American Airlines and JetBlue Airways. Aer Lingus flew 60% of the flights.

Can I claim compensation for a delayed flight from Dublin to the US?

Yes, under EC 261/2004, if the flight arrived three hours or more late or was cancelled at short notice for a reason within the airline's control. The amount on these distances is €600 a passenger, halved if the arrival was under four hours late.

Related

Where to go next

Sources: US DOT Bureau of Transportation Statistics, International Report (flights and passengers by carrier and airport pair), July 2025 to June 2026; EUROCONTROL Aviation Intelligence Portal, airport punctuality and ATFM delay to 21 October 2026. Rebuilt 22 October 2026; the EUROCONTROL figures refresh with each weekly build, the others when their publisher releases a month. How these sources differ.