Aer Lingus Regional launching Cork flights from Glasgow
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Aer Lingus Regional is expanding Glasgow flights with the launch of new service to Cork.
The airline’s regional services are operated exclusively by Emerald Airlines.
The Glasgow to Cork service will begin on 27 October and tickets are now on sale.
These new Glasgow flights operate four times a week with 30,000 seats on offer.
Fares start from £39.99.
Flights will be on new ATR aircraft,
The airline currently operates two routes from Glasgow; Glasgow-Dublin with up to four flights and Glasgow-Belfast with up to two flights daily.
Ian Lough, Head of Commercial at Emerald Airlines said: “We’re delighted to extend our network from Glasgow.”
“By expanding our services at Glasgow, we’re not only meeting the increasing demand but also empowering our passengers with more choices and flexibility.”
Tickets are on sale now at www.aerlingus.com
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