Cork To Boston Passengers Prepare For Take Off
Almost 150 passengers are to embark from Cork to Boston Providence this weekend as Norweigian Air's transatlantic flights takes off.
The flights from Cork will commence this Saturday July 1st and will operate 3 days weekly on tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The low-cost airline initially sold 5,000 flights within six hours of announcing details of its new services out of Cork, Dublin and Shannon.
Speaking to RedFM News, Comunications Manager with Cork Airport Kevin Cullinane says they expect a full flight to take off:
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