Irish airline Aer Lingus’ regional services operator Emerald Airlines has announced a new service linking Bristol Airport with Cork.
Flights between the South West transport hub and the southern Irish city will operate six times a week from the end of April. The move marks an expansion of the airline’s operations in Bristol, where it already runs flights to and from Dublin, seven days a week.
Rupert Lawrie, commercial director at Bristol Airport said: “This partnership further strengthens the air links between the South West of England and Ireland and extends the options available to customers in the region when selecting to fly from their local airport. We look forward to working with Emerald Airlines in the future and continuing the joint partnership.”
