R rebelicecreamman Dec 2, 2016 #21 Stacky said: Low cost flights from Cork to the U.S. get the go-ahead as the NAI permit secured apparently Click to expand... Reykjavik bocht
Stacky said: Low cost flights from Cork to the U.S. get the go-ahead as the NAI permit secured apparently Click to expand... Reykjavik bocht
S Stacky Dec 3, 2016 #23 mire said: Has the airline confirmed that they will proceed with a service from Cork Click to expand... Yes. In a press statement Norwegian Air have now started to put their plan for flights together on the Cork - U.S. routes
mire said: Has the airline confirmed that they will proceed with a service from Cork Click to expand... Yes. In a press statement Norwegian Air have now started to put their plan for flights together on the Cork - U.S. routes
M mire Dec 3, 2016 #24 Stacky said: Yes. In a press statement Norwegian Air have now started to put their plan for flights together on the Cork - U.S. routes Click to expand... That's good news. Hope it happens and more importantly that's it's viable.
Stacky said: Yes. In a press statement Norwegian Air have now started to put their plan for flights together on the Cork - U.S. routes Click to expand... That's good news. Hope it happens and more importantly that's it's viable.
B Bandon Langer Dec 3, 2016 #25 I honestly don't understand why Dublin is top of the to see list for tourists? It has nothing to see. Galway is perhaps the only touristy "city" in Ireland. Anyway hopefully Cork will do well our of this.
I honestly don't understand why Dublin is top of the to see list for tourists? It has nothing to see. Galway is perhaps the only touristy "city" in Ireland. Anyway hopefully Cork will do well our of this.
C collapsedfaceman Banned Dec 5, 2016 #26 Anyone booked flights to Reykjavik yet? What sort of bunts is tours etc?
