Organisation Type:
1-4 Million
ICAO:
EICK
IATA:
ORK
Website:
http://www.adifferentkindofhub.ie
Telephone:
+353 21 4329611
Country:
Ireland

Status update: “has updated their profile”

Facts (Overview)

Cork Airport is the International Gateway for the south of Ireland. It is the Republic of Ireland's second busiest Airport after Dublin catering for an avearge of 3 million terminal passengers in recent years, peaking at 3.2 million in 2008. Cork Airport is part of the DAA Group of Irish State owned airports.

In 2012, 4 scheduled Airlines and 10 chartered Airlines will accommodate almost 2.5 million passengers on 50+ scheduled and charter routes direct from Cork Airport.

Figures

Number of Terminals:
1
Urban population:
0.5 million
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.com
Passenger Numbers (mppa):
2.4 million in 2011
Cargo Tonnes (p.a.):
Number of Serving Airlines:
15+ (Scheduled and Charter)
Aircraft Parking Stands:
18
CORK AIRPORT WELCOMES NEW BELFAST SERVICE WITH MANX2.COM

CORK AIRPORT WELCOMES NEW BELFAST SERVICE WITH MANX2.COM

Ireland and Ulster rugby player Stephen Ferris flew into Cork Airport this week on a new twice daily Cork/Belfast service from Manx2.com.

The airline’s new service is direct to Belfast City Airport and was announced as part of Manx2.com’s expansion plans which also include choosing Belfast as its new Ireland hub and first permanent base outside the Isle of Man. Welcoming the new service, Cork Airport Aviation Marketing Manager Kevin Cullinane said, "Following the recent introduction of a weekend service between Cork and Galway with Manx2.com, we are very pleased to see a further commitment to Cork with today’s announcement of a resumption of a double daily service between Cork and Belfast.” The new twice daily service from Cork to Belfast will depart Cork Airport at 9:20am arriving in Belfast City Airport at 10:30am. An evening flight at 5:40pm from Cork will arrive in Belfast at 6:50pm. Passengers will benefit from the fast Metroliner regional commuter aircraft which offers a quality of service akin to the private charter experience. Fares start from €59.95 including all taxes and charges and a combined baggage allowance of up to 20 kilos per person. And from October 31, 2010, Manx2.com will move all its Northern Ireland operations from Belfast International Airport to its new base at Belfast City Airport.
Upcoming Key Routes
0
Underserved Key Routes
1
Unserved Key Routes
19

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