Airport setback for disabled passengers

THE Cork Network of People with Disabilities (PWDI) and members of the Cork Access Group were alarmed to hear that the initial proposal to incorporate air bridges from the new Cork airport terminal to the aircraft was being reviewed.

Mon, 31 Jan, 2005 - 00:00

It seemed there was an overspend on the project budget.

It now seems that the four air bridges which were to have been a central feature of the airport will not be installed.

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