Airlines of Ireland

Aer Lingus
The national flag carrier airline of Ireland was founded in 1963. Its main hub and headquarters is at Dublin Airport and it has operating bases in Belfast, Cork, London-Gatwick, London-Heathrow, and Shannon airports. It is the second largest airline in the Republic of Ireland, second only to Ryan Air. Its Air Lingus Regional flights are operated by Stobart Air.

Ryan Air
Low cost airline founded in 1985 that is headquartered at the Dublin Airport. It operates flights in and out many European countries and Morocco. Ryan Air is the largest airline in Ireland and one of the largest airlines in Europe in terms of number of passengers served.

Stobart Air
Regional airline based in Dublin. Operates scheduled flights under the Irish Air Lingus Regional brand and the British Flybe brand.

Air Contractors
Operator of air freight flights and charter passenger flghts. Based in Dublin. Founded in 1972.

CityJet
Regional airline based in Dublin. Has been operating since 1994.

Norwegian Air International
This Irish subsidiary of Norwegian Air Shuttle received its Irish air operating licence in February of 2014 and it is headquartered in Dublin.
- Norqwegian Airlines February 2014 News Article
- Irish Times February 2014 Article

Former Airlines of Ireland
- Aer Arann (1970-2014) Changed its name to Stobart Air in 2014