Ireland West Airport Knock County Mayo, Ireland Budget Car Rental Ireland West Airport, Knock For good value car rental visit Budget Car Rental at Knock Airport What's in a name? In case you're wondering this airport has gone through many name changes, if we have missed any please let us know! Horan International Airport Connaught Regional Airport Knock International Airport and now Ireland West Airport Knock The airport code is still NOC and when flying from the UK you might see Connaught or Knock on the screen while waiting for your flight. This may change so if you see anything different please let us know - hopefully you won't miss your flight as a result! Location   Knock International Airport is Ireland's fourth international airport, and voted Ireland's best regional airport in 2004 by the Chamber of Commerce of Ireland. The Airport serves the West and North West of Ireland and is located on the main Galway to Sligo Road (N17) only 22km from Knock village County Mayo. Also within a couple of hours drive of the Airport are, the Hills of Donegal, beautiful Derry, the Erne lakes and river of Fermanagh. Less than 1 hours distance is Yeats country Sligo, the towns of the River Shannon, Connemara and the capital of the West - thriving City of the Tribes - Galway. Information Desk The Information desk, provided by Knock Airport staff, is located near entrance, beside the arrivals area. It is open daily and staff will be happy to help you with any information or any assistance you may require. Airport Facilities Knock Shrine Office - situated on ground floor, offers information on Knock Marian Shrine and Pilgrimage. Car Park - Knock International Airport offers cheap and accessible car parking from as little as euro19.50 per week or just euro7.60 per day. Car hire - Desks are located in the Arrivals Hall where most of the Internationally recognised car hire brand names have car hire services available at Knock International Airport. Pubs/Restaurants - Knock Airport offers a variety of Restaurants and bars throughout the terminal and boarding areas. Disabled Facilities Knock International Airport is a customer service oriented organisation and is committed to providing excellant facilities for passengers with disabilities utilising its airports. Knock Airport continues to improve and update these facilities throughout its Airport on an on-going basis. Knock Airport operates a policy of disability awareness training for its entire front line staff. Airport Shopping Knock Airports gift shop offers a wide range of brands sourced from Irish and International suppliers. The Airport shopping provides all the Duty Free shopping you'd expect from an international airport. Scheduled Airlines Check the Knock International Airport Website for up-to-date information. Aer arann 08 18 210 210 My Travel Lite 0818 300 012 easyJet 0044 870 6 000 000 bmi baby 1 890 340 122 Ryanair 0818 303030 (IRL) Knock Tourism Knock Tourism Information desk is located near entrance, beside the arrivals area. Where Knock airport offer general information on Local amenities and accommodation. It is open daily and staff will be happy to help you with any information or any assistance you may require. History 'On a Wing and a Prayer' is the definitive book on the building of Knock Airport, with all the inside details, featuring the irrepressible Monsignor James Horan and the political intrigue surrounding the project. Told in a lively, entertaining manner by former Newspaper Editor Terry Reilly. Destinations Knock Airport offer many scheduled direct flights to destinations worldwide. Check the Knock International Airport Website for up-to-date information. Dublin Nottingham London Stansted Manchester London Luton Birmingham Faro Bourgas Lanzarote Malaga Gran Canaria Portugal Boston New York Getting to Ireland | Bus | Car | Plane | Ferry | Train |  English   Francais   Deutsch   Italiano    Accommodation in the West of Ireland | Clare | Cork | Donegal | Galway | Kerry | | Leitrim | Limerick | Mayo | Roscommon | Sligo |  English   Francais   Deutsch   Italiano    Getting to Ireland     Bus     Car     Plane     Airports     Ferry     Train