Airports Of Irerand
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Dublin Airport is located 10 km north of Dublin, Ireland and is the country's principal airport, handling over 23 million passengers in 2007. It serves as the hub for Irish airlines Aer Lingus and Ryanair. Shannon Airport is located 25 km from Limerick city and is the second largest airport in Ireland after Dublin, ahead of Cork Airport. Ireland is an island located northwest of Europe in the North Atlantic Ocean, with a rugged western coastline and many islands, peninsulas and bays surrounded by central plains and coastal mountains.
Airports Of Irerand
- 2. Aerfort Bhaile tha Cliath DUB EIDW Dublin Airport is placed in Collinstown's locality, to 10 km to the north of Dublin, Ireland. It is the principal airport of the country, receiving more than 23 million passengers in 2007, of which, the majority internments concerned(belonged) to flights, and only 900.000 were proceeding from domestic flights. It serves as center of operations of the Irish companies Aer Lingus and Ryanair.
- 11. Aerfort Chorca鱈 ORK EIC It is placed to 8 km to the south of Cork, (Ireland). It is the third airport of the country, behind the airport of Dublin and the airport of Shannon. Overcoming 3 million passengers in year 2006.
- 18. Aerphort na Gaillimhe GWY EICM) It is placed in Carnmore's locality, to 9 km to the east of Galway, Ireland. In the last years the number of passengers has met increased until 220.000 passengers overcame in the year 2006, partly thanks to the charter flights.
- 20. Aerphort Chiarra鱈 KIR EIKY It is placed in Kerry's county, to 15 minutes of Killarney and to 20 of Tralee. By road, it is at an hour of the cities of Cork and Limerick.
- 23. Aerfort na Sionnainne SNN EINN It is placed in the locality of Shannon, Ireland), and to 25 km from Limerick's city. It is the second airport of the country, behind the airport of Dublin, and ahead of Cork's airport.
- 36. Ireland is an island located northwest of Europe, North Atlantic Ocean. The ocean is responsible for the rugged western coastline, along with many islands, peninsulas and bays. The main geographical features of Ireland are the central plains surrounded by a ring of coastal mountains.