Time
Departing to
Flight no.
Notes
10:45
Dublin International
Flight no.
EI3931
Notes
Gate closed
12:00
London Gatwick
Flight no.
BE803
Notes
Check-in open at desk 1,2
12:35
Manchester
Flight no.
BE354
Notes
Check-in open at desk 1,2
13:50
Scilly Isles
Flight no.
IOS257
Notes
On time
15:20
Leeds Bradford
Flight no.
BE754
Notes
On time
17:00
London Stansted
Flight no.
BE1826
Notes
On time
17:05
Scilly Isles
Flight no.
IOS515
Notes
On time
17:40
Manchester
Flight no.
BE356
Notes
On time
18:30
London Gatwick
Flight no.
BE805
Notes
On time
20:50
Birmingham
Flight no.
BE1824
Notes
On time
Time
Arriving from
Flight no.
Notes
10:20
Dublin International
Flight no.
EI3930
Notes
Landed
10:35
London Gatwick
Flight no.
BE802
Notes
Estimated 10:43
11:55
Manchester
Flight no.
BE353
Notes
On time
12:55
Scilly Isles
Flight no.
IOS238
Notes
On time
13:20
Scilly Isles
Flight no.
IOS240
Notes
On time
14:55
Leeds Bradford
Flight no.
BE753
Notes
On time
15:15
London Gatwick
Flight no.
BE804
Notes
On time
16:35
Birmingham
Flight no.
BE1823
Notes
On time
16:50
Exeter
Flight no.
IOS515
Notes
On time
17:00
Manchester
Flight no.
BE355
Notes
On time
18:35
Scilly Isles
Flight no.
IOS284
Notes
On time
20:05
London Stansted
Flight no.
BE1827
Notes
On time
21:15
London Gatwick
Flight no.
BE806
Notes
On time
Cork
Discover "the Rebel city", Ireland's second capital.
Steeped in history, Cork is often referred to as ‘the Rebel city’ a tag originating from its support for the house of York during the English 15th century ‘War of the Roses’. Stroll down cobbled streets and take in Cork’s distinctive architecture, or visit Blarney Castle, kiss The Stone and receive the gift of silver tongued eloquence (according to legend!).
On top of being nominated European Capital of Culture in 2005 Cork has now been declared one of the top ten cities in the World to visit by the Lonely Planet Travel Guide.
Fly direct from Newquay to Cork with Aer Lingus between May and September.
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