Cork Airport New Passenger Journey Following COVID-19

Cork Airport, the country’s second-busiest international airport, has implemented a series of public health and hygiene measures across the airport campus to protect and enhance the health and safety of passengers and staff as a result of COVID-19 as the airport starts the gradual ramp-up of its operations to cater for more flights and passengers in the coming months.
The measures reflect Ireland’s national COVID-19 guidelines and also best practice in the European aviation sector, as set out in the recent guidelines devised by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) to ensure that passengers feel safe and secure as they arrive and depart from Cork Airport. Only passengers with a valid ticket should enter the Departures or Check-in area of the Terminal to reduce the number of people inside the terminal.
• Passengers strongly recommended to wear face masks or face coverings inside the Terminal in line with Government guidelines (mandatory whilst flying)
• Only those travelling should enter the Departures or Check-in area of the Terminal
• Enhanced deep cleaning measures throughout the airport
• Multiple plexiglass screens fitted throughout the terminal, sanitisation stations and freestanding/wall mounted sanitising units everywhere, extensive social distancing floor decals deployed plus scores of other important public safety enhancements.

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