Aer Lingus seat reviews

Claustrophobic and squashed in like a sardine. A most unpleasant flight.

Not a bad seat

Newer plane, clean, seats are not bad , but plane feels very cramped, hard to go to the bathroom aisle is to small for two people to get bye. Food was terrible. Beef stew was bad.

Good seat for a 1:15 minutes flight, pr-booked seat which I recommend, on first and off first. Staff really good serving drink etc.

Seat layout was not as advertised on Aer Lingus flight on Sep 5 from Dulles to Dublin !

I really liked the seat configuration near windows in economy. Two seats per row means less worry when you have to get up from your seat use the bathroom. Staff was friendly and my choice of the shepherds pie was pretty tasty.
In terms of comfort, seats were not too comfortable for sleeping as seat depth fell a bit short and width. There was however space to stretch my legs slightly. Good mood lighting for resting.Great inflight entertainment behind each headrest and my seat had a wonderful view. Overall, I had a pleasant flight

On a night flight of nearly 9 hours, attendants came around ONCE with offer of water! This led to dehydration and severe jet lag which interferred with my enjoyment of Edinburgh. I was rather appalled. I was also very disappointed that wifi came with a cost. It should be free! I also found the attendants rather cold.

Space saver seats meant that the legroom was very good. However, I wouldn't want to take a flight longer than an hour or so as the padding was minimal. The width of the seat was OK; comparable to a Boeing 737. Better to pick the rearmost seats as the entry/exit is at the rear of the plane. Cabin baggage space was a little tighter than usual and they can enforce a smaller bag limit on the regional flights if the plane is full.

Great service, Aer Lingus crews are just one of a kind. EI-CPG was a nice plane to fly and made the return home from a lovely trip a lot easier.

Very pleasant flight!