No nonstop flights. The fastest way is via Boston: about 13h including the connection. Other options: via Chicago, Washington, New York and Dallas. Two tickets from $747.
Flights from Dublin to Louisville
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Connection of about 3hArrival: Washington Dulles International. Departure to Louisville: Baltimore/Wash International Thurgood Marshall, Ronald Reagan National, Washington Dulles International.
Connection of about 3hArrival: John F. Kennedy International, Newark Liberty International. Departure to Louisville: John F. Kennedy International, LaGuardia, Newark Liberty International.
How the options are calculated and what to keep in mind at the connection
Flight times come from the nonstop schedule (estimated from the distance where there is no schedule), with 3h allowed for the connection.
The price of an option is the sum of the lowest known fares for each leg; their dates may not match, so treat it as a guide.
The search shows tickets for your dates, including connections on a single ticket.
Is there a nonstop flight from Dublin to Louisville?
There are no nonstop flights in the schedule. You will need a connection, the fastest is via Boston.
What is the fastest way to fly from Dublin to Louisville?
Via Boston: 7h 12m to the connection, 2h 48m after it, about 13h in total with 3h for the connection.
How much does a flight from Dublin to Louisville with a connection cost?
Two nonstop tickets via Boston from $747. This is the sum of the lowest known prices for each leg, and their dates may not match.
Which cities can you connect in between Dublin and Louisville?
Boston (13h total), Chicago (13h 3m total), Washington (13h 9m total), New York (13h 16m total) and Dallas (14h 55m total).
How far is Louisville from Dublin?
3,759 mi (6,049 km) in a straight line between the cities.
How much time should I allow for the connection?
The options allow 3h. On a single ticket the carrier is responsible for the connection; on separate tickets you set the margin yourself, allowing time to collect and re-check your bags.
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