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No Repro Fee 27/05/2026 Dublin, Ireland. Aer Lingus Cabin Crew Members Laura Stapleton And Nicola Crimmins Are Pictured With Ei-Abi, Known As Iolar (Irish For Eagle), A Rare De Havilland Dh.84 Dragon, Which Dates Back To 1936. The Recently-Restored Aircraft Will Today Fly From Dublin To Bristol, Recreating Aer Lingus’ Inaugural Flight Of 27 May 1936 – A Journey Which Marked The Beginning Of The Airline’s Story Of Growth And Resilience, Which Continues Today. Photographer: Leon Farrell / Photocall Ireland

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Aer Lingus’ oldest aircraft takes to the skies again after 90 years

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