Cork Airport
- Organisation Type:
- 1-4 Million
- ICAO:
- EICK
- IATA:
- ORK
- Website:
- http://www.adifferentkindofhub.ie
- Telephone:
- +353 21 431 31 31
- Country:
- Ireland
Status update: “is attending The 17th World Route Development Forum”
Facts (Overview)
Cork Airport is the International Gateway for the South of Ireland. It is Ireland's second busiest airport catering for a record 3.3 million terminal passengers in 2008.
In 2010 8 airlines accommodated almost 2.5 million passengers on 60 scheduled and charter routes direct from Cork Airport.
Figures
- Number of Terminals:
- 1
- Urban population:
- Total Catchment Population:
- 1.8 million
- Number of Runways:
- 2
- Length of main runway (m):
- 17/35: 2,133m
- Operational Opening Hours:
- 24 hours a day, 364 days a year (close Christmas Day)
- Ownership:
- DAA
- Number of Direct Destinations:
- 50+
- List of Top 5 airlines:
- Aer Lingus, Ryanair, Wizz Air, Jet2
- Passenger Numbers (mppa):
- 2.43 million in 2010
- Cargo Tonnes (p.a.):
- Number of Serving Airlines:
- 30+ (Scheduled and Charter)
- Aircraft Parking Stands:
- 18
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Contacts
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Kevin Cullinane
Marketing Manager - Aviation Business Development
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Aoife Buckley
Marketing Officer - Aviation Business Development
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Events
Cork Airport welcomes return of Cork-Jersey service for summer 2009
CORK AIRPORT WELCOMES RETURN OF CORK-JERSEY SERVICE FOR SUMMER 2009
Cork Airport is delighted to confirm that Aer Arann will re-introduce its Cork-Jersey service for summer 2009. The seasonal service will begin on May 30th and will continue through to October.
Kevin Cullinane, Marketing Manager, Cork Airport, said: "We're delighted to welcome the return of the Aer Arann direct link to Jersey from Cork Aiport which has always been an extremely popular connection with Munster leisure passengers during the summer. We believe that being able to fly to Jersey, in addition to Aer Arann's French flights to La Rochelle, Lorient and Nantes, will prove to be extremely popular as the islands have some of the best beaches and restaurants in the British Isles".
Andrew Kelly, Director of Corporate Affairs, Aer Arann, said: "We're very happy to be back on the Cork-Jersey network this summer. It's a route with great attractions for both markets, offering Irish tourists access to Jersey's stunning island attractions and events, as well as creating a doorway to the country's surrounding destinations. It's the sort of win-win situation that we think will make the route extremely popular this year".
About Jersey
Situated just 14km off the French coast, Jersey is the most southerly of the British Isles. With an amazing variety of terrain for walkers, a coastline ideally suited to water sports, and a network of country lanes perfect for cyclists, the great outdoors is exactly that in Jersey. The island is also home to world-renowned attractions like Durrell Wildlife and spectacular events such as the Battle of Flowers Parade, sure to delight any visitor.
- Posted 01/05/2009
- Upcoming Key Routes
- 0
- Underserved Key Routes
- 3
- Unserved Key Routes
- 22
