Cork Airport keeping in time with new services partner  

In the first partnership of its kind for an Irish airport, Carrignavar-based PRM Engineering is the airport's new 'time partner'. 
Cork Airport keeping in time with new services partner  

Peter Walsh, head of finance and property at Cork Airport, said the new partnership aligns with the airports "commitment to punctuality". 

Cork Airport has announced Cork-based firm PRM Engineering as its new official 'time partner'.

It means the company is the exclusive brand partner associated with the flight information display screens at the airport.

In what is the first partnership of its kind at an airport in Ireland or Britain, the collaboration will see PRM Engineering branding feature prominently across Cork Airport’s flight information display screens throughout the terminal.

PRM Engineering is a mechanical and electrical contractor, delivering complex projects across the pharmaceutical, medical device, industrial, and technology sectors.

Headquartered in Carrignavar, the company provides a comprehensive range of mechanical and electrical services, including process piping, HVAC systems, building services, utility infrastructure, plant installation and specialist lifting and installation solutions.

Peter Walsh, head of finance and property at Cork Airport, said they are delighted to have PRM Engineering on board.

“The partnership aligns perfectly with Cork Airport’s commitment to punctuality and operational excellence.”

PRM chief executive Peter Murphy said: “Cork Airport plays an important role in connecting Munster with the wider world, and we are delighted to support an organisation that shares our commitment to performance, reliability and the local community.”

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