Looks like the new terminal will see some custom for the first time around 10th July, 2006 when inbound flights and passengers will be processed through the new terminal. A week later the IT flights will come and go via the new terminal and then one week later all flights will be operating from the new 200 million euro creation and about time too says you!
The above was gleaned from last night's Evening Echo which I saw only very briefly so it is maybe possible there were a few other gems of info about Cork so if anyone has any updates please go ahead!
Very interesting remarks at the Oireachtas Committe from Mr McGann of the Dublin based multi-national, the Dublin Airport Authority, about snn not being currently financially viable. Guess this will be an another excuse to top up the snn incentives for the likes of FR for a few years more and try to shaft the rest of the country with more transatlantic favouritism and the oul' stopover? Absolutely no chance of a modest runway extension for Cork or an ILS CATIII in these circumstances, is there?