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Car Hire Cork Airport

Cork Airport is 3 miles south of Cork city centre. Take the South Link motorway (N27) and follow signs for the airport. From the South East of Ireland Cork airport is accessible through the Lee Tunnel, which avoids some of Cork city centre traffic.

Cork International Airport is one of the fastest growing regional airports in Europe. Dating from 1961, when the first plane landed, Cork Airport has had an interesting history. Today it has facilities for passengers equal or better then most airports of comparable size in the world. Cork airport is the gateway to Ireland’s finest unspoilt scenery, sporting facilities and gourmet restaurants.

The Information Desk at Cork airport is located in the main Arrivals Concourse. Staff will be happy to assist with any queries regarding flight arrivals and departures, public transport services, accommodation services and general information. The Information Desk is open from 06.00 – 23.00 hours daily

The Check-in area at Cork Airport is located on the ground floor of the Terminal. Hired cars should be returned to the car rental return area prior to checking in. Passengers can then avail of a courtesy coach to transport them to the Terminal. Airlines at Cork airport require that passengers check in a certain length of time prior to Flight Departure time. As this time can vary, you should verify with your airline.

After check-in and passenger security, check out airside shopping at Cork airport. Whatever your destination you’ll find that Cork Airport shopping offers unbeatable value and choice. Cork airport’s Travel Value and Duty Free shops provide an extensive selection of liquor, luxury goods, confectionery and travel essential accessories. All this combined with world class customer service and unbeatable prices.

The check-in area at Cork airport is located on the ground floor of the terminal. Taxis are available from the front of the terminal at Cork airport.

Flights in to Cork airport now arrive from the UK, European Cities and some seasonal or charter flights from the USA and Canada. Although a smaller airport than Dublin, Cork is fast growing and passenger numbers are increasing year on year. Customs and immigration at Cork airport is generally hassle-free. However, contraband items are illegal and will not be tolerated. Still, plan at least an hour to 90 minutes or so to disembark, collect luggage, clear customs and arrange transportation.

A frequent bus service operates from the Cork airport to the city centre. Train services operate downtown from Kent station serving all of Ireland

At Cork airport the banking facilities are open from 07.30 to 17.30 hours. Good Restaurants, Public Area’s and Restrooms are also available at Cork airport. Disabled passengers are well catered for and a “take to plane” service is available when required. (Must be Pre Booked)