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Published 13:36 29 Jul 2017 BST
Updated 13:48 29 Jul 2017 BST
"Affected customers have been informed and offered to rebook on another flight from Cork, to rebook on our Dublin services, or a full refund. Most passengers have rescheduled for another day. Wow Air will continue to operate its Cork to Reykjavik summer season service until October 27 next, at which point the route will be suspended for the winter season. A decision on Wow Air’s plans for summer 2018 from Cork will be made later in the autumn.”It's believed the route was suspended due to lack of demand.
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