Aer Lingus set to expand summer services from Cork

Aer Lingus has announced details of an expanded summer schedule from Cork Airport, with additional flights on some existing services.

Aer Lingus Regional, exclusively operated by Emerald Airlines, has announced an increase in its capacity on the carrier’s service to Glasgow.

From May 25, the Glasgow route will increase from four to six weekly flights from Cork Airport, with additional services on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Aer Lingus has also expanded its European network from Cork with the introduction of new routes to Nice and Santiago de Compostela, which will commence May 2 and June 1, respectively.

The airline has extended its Prague service, previously offered only in the winter, to operate year-round.

The new flight options build on the popular Aer Lingus services from Cork to destinations including Malaga, Tenerife, Lanzarote, Faro, Palma de Mallorca, Bilbao, Bordeaux, and London Heathrow.

Ian Lough, head of commercial at Emerald Airlines, said he is delighted to be enhancing services from Cork Airport with an increase in capacity on the Glasgow route: “The addition of two extra weekly flights for summer 2026 reflects the strong demand we continue to see, and reinforces our commitment to offering greater choice, flexibility, and convenience for passengers travelling from Cork.”