Cork Airport (ORK) Information

Where is Cork Airport?  

Walking through Cork, you will find architecture ranging from Medieval to Modern periods. Cork became a city in 1185 and has a cultural diversity gained from many years of immigration from both Western and Eastern Europe.

Lonely Planet included Cork on its "Best in Travel 2010" list, calling Cork as "sophisticated, vibrant and diverse". Cork was the European Capital of Culture for 2005, and in 2009.

Cork Airport (IATA: ORK, ICAO: EICK), is located in Ballygarvan, in the Farmers Cross area, 6.5 kilometres (4.0 miles) south of the city of Cork, in County Cork, in the province of Munster, Ireland.

In 2012, Cork Airport served 2.34 million passengers, making it Ireland's 2nd busiest airport, after Dublin Airport (DUB).

Cork Airport is a hub for Aer Lingus, Arkefly and Ryanair. Other airlines that fly to Cork Airport include Air Contractors, Air Dolomiti, Air Europa, Croatia Airlines, Jet2, Onur Air, Thomson Airways and Transavia.

Cities with flights to Cork Airport include Amsterdam, Barcelona, Bodrum, Brussels, Dubrovnik, Edinburgh, Geneva, Gdańsk, Glasgow, Gran Canaria, Heraklion, Izmir, Jersey, Lisbon, London, Málaga, Manchester, Milan, Munich, Paris, Palma de Mallorca, Paris, Salzburg and Warsaw.

Your best bet for a Cork Airport transfer is the bus. Details on all options are included in this guide.

Cork Airport services include:

• Jack Lynch Departure Lounge (fee)
• The Loop - shopping area with designer brands and street pricing
• Hair stylist (just minutes from the terminal)
• Eason bookstore - lower level
• Internet kiosks - check-in area by Easons Shop (lower level), Arrivals by Starbucks (lower level), Departures by Lir Chocolate Café (upper level)
• Information Desk - Arrivals (lower level), between the car hire desks and the Londis store

• Official ORK Cork Airport Website    

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