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Airport passenger grateful for dry run

MY wife and I flew to Spain from Cork airport last Saturday.

Airport passenger grateful for dry run

Sat, 17 Feb, 2007 - 00:00

To our welcome surprise, our Aer Lingus flight to Madrid was boarded via the sole airbridge at Cork airport’s smart new terminal.

It was a wet morning and it was a treat to use this new facility for the first time instead of being blown around on a wet and windy ramp.

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