TUI to operate new route from Cork next summer 

The flights commence in May 2027. 
TUI to operate new route from Cork next summer 

TUI airline will operate a new route from Cork Airport to Palma Airport in Majorca from next summer.

TUI airline will operate a new route from Cork Airport to Palma Airport in Majorca from next summer.

The flight will run every Tuesday, from May 18 until August 31 in 2027.

TUI customers will have an opportunity to sail with Marella Cruises from Palma, the Mediterranean home port for Marella and from where a range of Mediterranean sailings depart.

Several itineraries will stop at iconic destinations across Spain, France, and Italy, before returning to Palma. 

Seven-night and 14-night beach holidays to Majorca are available as part of the new Cork-to-Palma service.

TUI’s head of Ireland, Katrina Barry, said they are delighted to introduce the Cork-to-Majorca service from Cork for summer 2027.

“Palma is a key port for Marella Cruises and this route provides fantastic opportunities to explore some of the Mediterranean’s most iconic destinations,” said Tara Finn, head of aviation business development and communications at Cork Airport.

“Mediterranean cruise holidays remain incredibly popular with Irish consumers and make for fantastic holidays.

“TUI is a valued partner and we’re delighted to see the popular tour operator return to Cork Airport for next year’s summer season,” Ms Finn said.

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