Letters to the Editor: We need a passenger cap on Cork Airport

A reader says the volume of air traffic through Cork Airport disrupts lives in the city, and yet the DAA plans to substantially increase the number of flight slots there

'Jets fly over our suburban house continuously, except for a six-hour window. Day and night, they roar right over the southside of the city.' Stock picture: Alamy

The first and last planes fly in and out of Cork Airport at about six in the morning and at midnight. 

As a result, jets fly over our suburban house continuously, except for a six-hour window.