Kerry Airport CEO Adrian Neilan. Photo: Domnick WalshADRIAN Neilan, the new Kerry Airport CEO, will attend the Routes Europe Conference in Rimini, Italy next week where he will meet with prospective carriers with the view to developing routes into Kerry.
Already a week into his new role, he hit the ground running meeting the staff, management and Directors on site in Farranfore.
Three of the Kerry Airport Directors Kathleen O’Regan-Sheppard, Matt Horgan and Company Secretary, John O’Sullivan met Adrian at the new Arrivals Hall on his second day in the job.
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Kathleen O’Regan-Sheppard expressed the best wishes of her colleagues to Adrian and assured him of the board’s support in his new role.
Pictured in the new Arrivals Hall at Kerry Airport during Adrian Neilan’s first week at CEO were L-R: Kathleen O’Regan-Sheppard (Director), Adrian Neilan (CEO), John O’Sullivan (Company Secretary) and Matt Horgan (Director).She also thanked Basil Sheerin (CFO), Howard Jones (COO), Tom O’Driscoll (Security Manager) and the staff of Kerry Airport for the smooth and efficient operation of the Airport over the past number of months having experienced record-breaking passenger numbers in 2025.
Routes Europe from May 18-20 will unite decision-makers from airlines, airports, destinations and aviation stakeholders that are invested in the future of European air connectivity.
How about flights to Tenerife, Lanzarote and all the Canary islands
London Gatwick would be great for anyone travelling to somewhere South of the Thames. Plus there is amazing options for onwatd travel from Gatwick.
I second that suggestion to have flights to the Canaries Islands. Maureen Somers
Train to Stop at Kerry Airport Would be Fantastic and Flights to The Canary Islands
Gran Canaria Lanzarote would be well supported
Train to Stop at Kerry Airport Would be Fantastic and Flights to The Canary Islands
Gran Canaria Lanzarote would be well supported
I wanted to take a flight from Kerry airport recently however the earliest bus from Limerick would not get me there on time for the flight
If there is to be a specific focus on potential Italian destinations to be considered for Kerry Airport, Rome, Milan, Florence and Venice are very popular destinations that would be good choices for flights from Kerry Airport. Furthermore, in such a context, Perugia is yet another route that it would be well worth Kerry Airport covering: Perugia is a beautiful historical city with a lot to see and this route is currently not served by any Irish airport, so flights there would give Kerry Airport a major competitive advantage.
How about Jersey,? The island is very beautiful, close and has a lot of Irish living on the island the majority of the irish from south counties mainly Cork and Limerick. There used to be a flight some years but stopped and the flights were always full. It would be wonderful if it could be started again. Hopefully it makes since to have another try.
We wud love if a BERLIN flight could be brought back.
Whatever improvements happen at Kerry Airport guess who in Kerry will take the credit.