The new Brussels flight commences in March.

And this summer will see the addition of two more new summer destinations from Cork, with Rhodes, the first ever direct flight from Cork to Greece, and Zadar in Croatia taking off early this June.

This year promises to be another record-breaking year for passenger traffic at Cork Airport, with a choice of 48 routes across UK and Continental Europe operated by eight airlines.

Introducing our three new summer destinations 😍☀️⛱️

1⃣ Rhodes 🇬🇷 (commencing June 2024)
2⃣ Zadar 🇭🇷 (commencing June 2024)
3⃣ Brussels 🇧🇪 (commencing March 2024)

Book now on https://t.co/9LSVOCsxFc or with your local travel agent! 📱 🧳#LoveTakingOff #NewRoutes pic.twitter.com/DFniTCMwy1

— Cork Airport (@CorkAirport) February 20, 2024

The three new summer routes, operated by Ryanair, will see a twice-weekly service to Rhodes (from June 1st) and Zadar (from June 3rd), along with the long-awaited return of a direct service to Brussels (CRL), which will operate three-times weekly until October 25th, 2024.

“Largest of the Dodecanese Islands, Rhodes is known for its stunning beaches, rich ancient history, and scenic landscapes.” said a Cork Airport spokesperson.

“Rhodes offers traditional Greek cuisine at a wide range of local restaurants and a mix of modern and traditional shopping experiences. If you’re looking for history, relaxation or outdoor activities, Rhodes offers a well-rounded, sun-soaked holiday.

“Zadar has been transformed by imaginative public installations like the Zadar Sea Organ that give this historic Roman city a contemporary, vibrant feel.

“A cluster of cool bars and restaurants provide Zadar with a cosmopolitan edge along with being the perfect base for a series of exciting day trips.”

You can book flights on the Ryanair website now.