Companies Based At Waterford Airport
- Waterford Airport is the base for the South East Rescue Helicopter operated by the Irish Coast Guard and provides 24 hour rescue cover.
- Waterford Aero Club is based at the airport. The club is registered with the Irish Aviation Authority, as a Registered Training Facility and can conduct training to a private pilot standard. The 3 aircraft located there are a Piper Warrior (EI-DJM) & 2 Tecnam P2002 - JF (EI-WAT, EI-WFD)
- The International Academy of Travel provides cabin crew, check-in, reservation sales, travel agency and holiday representative training to candidates hoping to obtain jobs in the travel industry.
- Shamrock Aviation is an aircraft maintenance facility based at Waterford Airport and offers aircraft and engine services and repair facilities.
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