It’s Cork versus London City and co in Best Airport Awards

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Cork Airport is up against Krakow Airport, Southampton Airport, London City Airport and Franport in Bulgaria the running for the ACI Europe Best Airport Awards.

Cork – which hosted the ACI Europe conference in the Fota Island Hotel & Resort last week – has been nominated for the “Best Airport Under 5 Million Passengers” category. The winner will be announced in June at the ACI Europe General Assembly in Paris.

The awards recognise excellence and achievement across a wide range of disciplines relating to airport operations. All nominees are assessed by a panel of expert judges.

Niall MacCarthy, MD, Cork Airport welcomes cabin crew members Andrea Lisa Kjartansdottir, Andrea Osk Porkelsdottir, Soldis Bjorg Oskardottir and Nanna Margaret Kristinsdottir to Cork Airport, May 19 2017
Niall MacCarthy, MD, Cork Airport welcomes WOW cabin crew members Andrea Lisa Kjartansdottir, Andrea Osk Porkelsdottir, Soldis Bjorg Oskardottir and Nanna Margaret Kristinsdottir to Cork AirportCork Airport’s Managing Director Niall MacCarthy said: “We have had some excellent successes here at Cork Airport over the last 12 months. We continue to grow our route network and passenger numbers. This year over 2.3 million passengers will pass through the gateway to the South of Ireland, which is testament to the hard work and efforts of all the team who strive to secure the best routes and passenger experience as possible.

“As well as new and expanded routes, we have worked hard to maintain our award-winning passenger experience. As part of these efforts we have overhauled our food and beverage offering at the airport in recent weeks and we are looking forward to refurbishing our Business Lounge later this year. For Cork Airport to be nominated for such a well-respected and international award shows that that we are more than  holding our own amongst the best of the best in aviation and international air travel.”

The announcement comes after the first new WOW air services to and from Reykjavik on onwards to ten North American destinations took off last Friday.

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