Ryanair to add a third aircraft at Cork Airport, announces seven new routes
Ryanair had closed its bases in Cork and Shannon in October 2020 due to the impact of the Covid-19 restrictions. File Picture: Dan Linehan
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SUBSCRIBERyanair will add a third aircraft to be based at Cork Airport in a move that will significantly expand its routes this summer.
The carrier has announced its largest-ever summer schedule from the airport today and will fly to 25 destinations operating more than 120 flights per week.
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