Aer Arann has introduced connecting flights to Cork via Dublin from Donegal, Derry, Galway and Knock Ireland West. Business and leisure passengers can now travel throughout Ireland, saving hours of additional driving time in the process.
All connecting flight options and further details can be found at Aer Arann's website. Customers travelling to Cork from Donegal, Galway and Knock Ireland West can proceed directly to their onward departure gate at Dublin. Derry passengers will need to follow the airport’s straightforward international transfer policy for travel between the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
“These new flight services open up the possibility for short but important business and leisure trips that would otherwise involve lengthy and often frustrating car journeys” comments Andrew Kelly, Aer Arann’s director of corporate affairs.
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