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4 international flights departing from Nashville in spring 2025

The new nonstop international flights will take Nashvillians to Iceland, Ireland, and beyond.

A blue and green Air Lingus plane flying over a body of water cliffside.

Travel from Music City to the Emerald Isle. | Photo via BNA and Aer Lingus

New nonstop flights from Nashville to international destinations could be just the spark travelers need to inspire their next adventure.

Grab your passports — Here’s what to know before service to four new cities takes off next spring:

Los Cabos + Punta Cana

Airline: Southwest | Launch date: Saturday, March 8

Just in time for spring break travel, nonstop service from Nashville to Los Cabos International Airport and Punta Cana Airport will operate weekly on Saturdays. The flight to Cabo San Lucas/Los Cabos departs at 11:20 a.m. local time, while those traveling to Punta Cana will depart just before 9 a.m.

Dublin, Ireland

Airline: Aer Lingus | Launch date: Saturday, April 12

The first-ever direct flight between the two cities will operate four times weekly on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday with 184 seats. Beyond the nearly nine-hour journey to Ireland’s largest city, travelers have opportunities for connections through Dublin to Amsterdam, London, Paris, Rome, and 15+ other European destinations.

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Plan your waterfall visits across Iceland using this guide. | Photo via BNA and Icelandair

Reykjavik, Iceland

Airline: Icelandair | Launch date: Friday, May 16

The ~seven-hour nonstop flight will operate on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday with seating for 160 passengers. It’s scheduled to run through October, meaning travelers will have the summer to explore waterfalls, glaciers, and hot springs before the midnight sunsets.

Looking to stamp your passport elsewhere? International flights are also available to select cities in Canada, as well as to Cancun and London.

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