Very interesting indeed.I think Aer Arrann are reporting only OK loads from ORK to BHD and thats with a ATR so it will be interesting to see how Jet2 get on with a 737.
Cork is really expanding rapidly and they have a brand new terminal opening next year.
Go Cork!!!!

That is absoultutley great news for SNN finnally some decent routes that can offer some decent low fares.I wonder how the Dublin airport authority feel seeing Ryanair starting some decent continentla european routes from SNN.
Its a kick in the arse or them and maybe they will begin to take the whole 2nd terminal issue seriously.

I think wizz will develop more routes to major capital cities in Europe before they seriously start thinking about adding lots of non capital routes.I know they operate LPL but thats a higly populated area up north.
Its possible weel see them flying to more regional airports but in my opinion it might be a few years.

Im not very wrong.Michael O’Leary did say that Ryanair wouldnt start any new routes from SNN until a new termial was promised in Dublin so its not me being wrong just a case of O’Leary going back on what he said.

I think Dublin is in the same both.Stand availability is restricted and the terminal cant barely mangae the amount of people going through at the moment.

Thanks alot for clearing that up now I know where it is.What do you think about another ORK route for Thompsonfly?

Ryanair have said in the past that they wont open any new routes from SNN to continental Europe at least unitl they get a new terminal in Dublin.If they get that then Mr.O Leary has daid he will save SNN.

Thats true but if an open skies agreement was reached the SNN stopover would be axed.
As for CO continuing SNN for the summer I d be almost sure they would because they are gettin good loads on all their Irish routes.