Cork Airport - *Read Mod Note in First Post Before Posting*

They must be monitoring the discussion. I see that Faro, Malaga etc are now available to book again for next summer.

Well they have already announced Rome which was a big one, so I wonder what more is to come :D Some routes that Dublin has that we don't have that would be nice:

Athens, Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Cardiff, Glasgow, Madrid, Lisbon, Kraków, Warsaw

So they announced their shannon schedule this morning. Third aircraft to be based there. New route to south of france and going by the ryanair website they have kept the routes that were new for summer 2022. Likes of Faro seems to have increase frequency Hopefully a similar pattern will follow now for cork airport.

And more importantly all those calling for better services from regional airports after the mayhem in dublin take advantage on increase offerings

Jason O'Gorman has an exhibition in the airport at the moment for anyone with time on their hands.

Cork airport is still my favourite. nice big tables in the lounge and the cafe area, decent wifi, power. The easiest place to be delayed in these days.

Unlikely, I'd say if anyone launches a T/A route it would be Delta as I believe they were very close to before covid. Who knows maybe we'll get both United and Delta!

Sucks for Cork, but Shannon needed something like that so I'm happy for them

Any updates on the Aer Lingus announcement you mention.Return of some old routes, some new ones ,or a combination of both?

Yes Ryanair announcement of new routes coming soon.

Ryanair’s increase of flights to Manchester and Edinburgh have really dented EI ‘s (Emeralds) plans for Cork. But surely EI will announce routes to places like Bristol and Glasgow…

Just noticed on my ryanair app that my Tuesday 11th July 2023 flight from Cork to Tenerife has been cancelled. Ryanair Chat support told me that it's not finalised until I receive an e mail. Hopefully it will be back on after this announcement.

Have you a link for that timetable? Cant find it

I spotted the same. However don't worry. I recall a Ryanair issue a few months back regarding a different Ryanair route (info from a FB group I was on relating to the destination) and people had the same issue of cancellation showing on the app. Some people got their knickers in a twist and insisted on refunds etc but anyone who just waiting found their flights appeared back within a day or three with some minor changes e.g. time change or day change.

So until you get an email, i wouldn't read anything into that. There is some talk of them reopening the Tenerife base so that Tues flight might be a Tenerife plane.

Worse thing you might find is that it might change + or - a day. I did notice last week, it had changed from a cork based flight to a tenerife based flight time wise.

If you look at Stansted to Tenerife, the timetable is all over the place next summer so I'd suspect you'll see it all calm down very shortly.

Got my email, flights moved from Tuesday to previous Sat with the option of a full refund if I want.

I'm glad all the same as the Tues flight had changed to a 6am departure from Tenerife which ruins any form of a last evening/night there. Thankfully my accommodation isn't a non cancel type.

Who the absolute FCUK decided to built an airport on top of a hill where it's foggier, windier, and often inside the clouds? Was there some cute hoorism and brown envelopes involved?

Nearly crash landed there on a flight this afternoon. Was a pretty hairy landing. Drove down the hill towards home and while it was still lashing it was much less windy.

The entire airport needs to demolished and moved to sea level.

There were brown envelopes and cute hoorism for sure. The second choice of a spot near Little Island would have been better in hindsight, as the runway could be built in a more appropriate direction - there'd be much less fog, and there is a rail link!

But the pilots wouldn't have landed unless it was safe for them to do so, as passengers our idea of a "hairy" landing is probably only a "moderately tricky" landing for a pilot.