Kerry Airport (EIKY) | private airport guide

Prior permissionPPR is required here. A filed flight plan does not count as permission to use the airfield, so ask the airport first.

Airfield Status

Kerry Airport is in Munster (Co. Kerry), Ireland and takes private jets, with Killarney the nearest big city. The longest runway is 08/26 - 2,000 m x 45 m asphalt. Customs is by arrangement, so ask for it when you ask for permission. Landing needs prior permission (PPR).

Runway: 08/26 - 2,000 m x 45 m asphalt
Customs & immigration: On request - 24 h prior notice to the airport operator
Business jets: Yes. 2,000 m runway; PPR required for all flights
Opening hours: 09:00–18:00 local, all year (variations by NOTAM). Outside these hours 24-hour prior notice to the airport operator and surcharges apply. Closed Christmas Day
Prior permission (PPR): Required
Telephone: +353 66 976 4644; +353 66 976 4350

Hours are as the airport publishes them, and we last checked on 30 Sep 2026. They do change, so ring the airport or ask your operator before you set off. Source

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Arrival Protocol

Kerry Airport, Farranfore, Killarney, Co. Kerry, V93 KHF7. The nearest major city is Killarney.

The directions button takes you to the airport's spot on the map.

Ground Movement: journey times to the airport

By road from the middle of each city, without traffic. Allow extra at busy times and for the final approach to the aviation terminal.

From	Drive	Distance
Killarney	20 min	11 mi · 18 km
Adare	1 hr 10 min	49 mi · 79 km
Cork	1 hr 30 min	66 mi · 106 km

Routes: OSRM, with map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Handling & FBO

Kerry Executive Handling

These are the handling companies the airport lists for private and business aircraft.

See the full handling and FBO page, or download the directions PDF.

Operational Notes

AIP: handling available by arrangement with the airport operator; no hangar or repair facilities. Night operations are permitted, with the AIP noting no turbojet restriction between 1 June and 30 September.