Airline also announces increase in flights to Newquay for Summer 2008
Tuesday, October 30th, 2007. Cork Airport management is delighted to
welcome Air Southwest’s announcement of a new Cork to Plymouth service. The
service will begin in April 2008 and operate four days a week.
In
addition to announcing a new route for Summer 2008, Air Southwest also confirmed
that it will expand its Newquay service from three days a week to six days a
week, year round, with a flight time of just 50 minutes!
Kevin
Cullinane, Marketing Manager, Cork Airport said: “We are delighted that Air
Southwest plans to add Plymouth to its existing Newquay service and, indeed,
that the airline plans to expand its Newquay service from three days per week to
a year round six days per week service from April 2008. This increased business
strengthens our connectivity into the south of England and opens up further
business and tourism links between our respective southern gateways”.
Jim Cameron, Chief Executive of Air Southwest said: “We are
delighted with the success of the Cork-Newquay route and look forward to
providing a daily service. The addition of the Plymouth service means
there will be even more choice for passengers wanting to explore the region and
I hope it will generate thousands of new visitors to Ireland too. This
month marked Air Southwest’s fourth birthday and this is a fantastic way to
celebrate.”
Southwest England is renowned for its natural beauty.
Framed by 300 miles of rugged coastline, it boasts some of the best surfing and
bathing beaches in the country and is also home to some of the most beautiful
gardens in Britain. Whether travellers are visiting for business or
pleasure, there is plenty to see and do in the southwest with rolling
countryside, harbour side towns and villages, a mild climate and top class
hotels and restaurants.
Cornwall also boasts exciting visitor
attractions and has developed its own unique culture and varied holiday
opportunities. The area has numerous first class attractions on offer such as
the Eden Project and the National Maritime Museum. Watergate Bay is home
to Jamie Oliver’s Fifteen Cornwall restaurant and a short journey from other
major attractions, including the Tate Gallery at St. Ives and the wilds of
Bodmin Moor.
Further information and booking details are available
at www.airsouthwest.com <http://www.airsouthwest.com>
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