Regional access point
Useful primarily as a geographic reference for Wexford-area collections and deliveries, not as a confirmed international cargo hub.
Castlebridge Airport (WEX) is identified in the supplied airport record as an airfield serving Wexford, Ireland, at approximately 52.3333321°N, 6.4666672°W, in the UTC+00:00 time zone. The record classifies it as a non-main airport and lists no scheduled airline or express-carrier count. From an air-freight planning perspective, it should therefore be treated as a local or regional airfield rather than an established international cargo gateway. Our service team can use it as a location reference for Wexford-area cargo, but any shipment requiring commercial uplift, customs-controlled handling, or guaranteed cargo acceptance must be confirmed with the operating airport and the actual carrier or handling agent before booking.
| Airport name | Castlebridge Airport |
|---|---|
| IATA / ICAO | WEX / EICD |
| Country / city | Ireland / Wexford |
| Coordinates | 52.3333321°N, 6.4666672°W |
| Airport record status | Non-main airport; air and express carrier counts listed as 0 |
Useful primarily as a geographic reference for Wexford-area collections and deliveries, not as a confirmed international cargo hub.
The supplied record shows zero airline and express-carrier entries, so uplift cannot be assumed.
Our team must verify aircraft suitability, operating permissions, cargo acceptance and handling arrangements before issuing a routing.
International shipments may need to connect through another Irish or European gateway selected according to airline capacity and customs requirements.
Dedicated cargo infrastructure is not established by the supplied record. Our service team will not assume the presence of a freight terminal, bonded warehouse, cold room, dangerous-goods store, customs examination area, airline warehouse or automated sorting line. These points must be confirmed directly before cargo is tendered.
The relevant catchment is the Wexford area and nearby southeast Ireland. For local collection planning, our service team may assess manufacturing, wholesale, agricultural, food, marine and general commercial shippers in the region. These sectors indicate potential demand, but they do not establish cargo availability or airport handling capability.
Primary data basis: supplied airport record, including the airport name, IATA and ICAO identifiers, country, city, coordinates, time zone, main-airport flag and listed airline and express-carrier counts.
Verification boundary: no unverified runway, terminal, warehouse, airline, route, schedule, throughput, handling-hour, customs-facility or transit-time claim has been included. Operational acceptance must be reconfirmed with the airport operator, handling agent, carrier and relevant customs authority before shipment.
Professional use: our service team treats the supplied record as a reference for routing assessment. Live quotations and bookings remain subject to carrier capacity, security, customs, equipment and local handling confirmation.