Ireland’s Cork Airport has introduced its newest airline partner WOW air, the Icelandic low-cost carrier, with the launch of airline’s new Cork to Reykjavik service.
The new year-round service also provides transatlantic connectivity to ten North American destinations, including Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, Miami, New York, Montreal, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Toronto and Washington DC.
WOW air Communications vice-president Svana Fridriksdóttir said: “Iceland has proved hugely popular with Irish passengers and we’re delighted to be able to expand our services in Ireland by offering passenger direct flights from Cork to Reykjavik.
“The new service also opens up our transatlantic routes and low-cost fares to Cork passengers, making travel to the US more affordable for Cork-based passengers, via Reykjavik.
“Equally, Ireland is a very popular destination for the Icelandic and we’re confident that our new route to Cork will be very attractive for weekend getaways to see one of Ireland’s most impressive cities and beautiful coastlines.”
At Cork Airport, the Icelandic low-cost carrier will operate four weekly flights on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays during the summer season and three weekly flights during the winter season.
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By GlobalDataCork Airport managing director Niall MacCarthy said: “The aircraft with their distinctive pink livery will fly four times per week on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday to Iceland, and then onto ten North American destinations.
“Wow uses main city airports, for example, their Boston flight flies into Boston Logan and their New York flight flies into Newark Airport.
“Prices are very competitive and if you look on the website today, you can fly to Iceland for €60 one way and New York and Boston for €160 one way and even to San Francisco for €170 one way.”
Image: Launch of WOW air service at Ireland’s Cork Airport. Photo: courtesy of Cork Airport.