Aer Lingus, the flag-carrier airline of Ireland known for the shamrock in its livery, will begin three-times-weekly seasonal nonstop flights between Dublin and Las Vegas in October. The airline announced the new route Tuesday. When service begins Oct. 25, the airline will fly round trips Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays through April 29.

Aer Lingus plans to use a twin-engine, 317-passenger Airbus A330-300 jet on the route.

“Aer Lingus is bringing this iconic destination to customers seeking an escape to the winter sun,” Aer Lingus CEO Lynn Embleton said in a release…

Dublin will become the 20th international destination — the eighth overseas — served from Reid and Aer Lingus will be the 19th international carrier to fly to Las Vegas’ airport.